Poverty

Conversation - B2-C1 | Advance Level

4.9 $

Oct. 29 Wed , 09:00 USA

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Description

In this interactive speaking class, you’ll explore the topic of poverty and discuss real ways to reduce it. You’ll learn new vocabulary and phrases, practice expressing opinions, and build confidence while speaking English. Perfect for students who want to improve fluency and talk about global issues naturally!

Session Activities

Question 1: What does “money can’t buy happiness” (meaning: happiness doesn’t depend on wealth) mean to you? Do you agree or disagree?

Question 2: What comes to your mind when you hear the word poverty?

Question 3: Do you think poverty looks the same in every country? Why or why not?

Question 1: Have you ever seen someone living on a shoestring (meaning: living with very little money)? How did they manage?

Question 2: Do you think people today are more likely to make ends meet (meaning: have just enough money for basic needs) than before? Why or why not?

Question 3: Why do you think some people become poor while others don’t?

Question 4: Do you think money is the most important thing for a happy life? Why or why not?

Question 5: Do you think poverty is a choice? Discuss.

Question 6: How can governments or communities lend a helping hand (meaning: give support to those in need)?

Question 7: Do you believe education can open doors (meaning: create opportunities) for people living in poverty? How?

Question 8: What are some ways ordinary people can help fight poverty?

Question 9: What are the main causes of poverty in your opinion?

money can’t buy happiness

happiness doesn’t depend on wealth

someone living on a shoestring

living with very little money

to make ends meet

have just enough money for basic needs

lend a helping hand

give support to those in need

open doors

create opportunities