Questions for College Students 31. Do you do grammar exercises based on real life situations?
32. How do you practice speaking English?
1. What made you choose UNCP?
2. When you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
3. What is your favorite lecturer? And why?
4. What’s the best class you’ve ever taken?
5. Do you think English is a difficult language to learn?
6. Have you ever spoken English on the phone?
7. How often do you practice your English?
8. What is your favorite way to practice your English?
9. What is the most difficult thing about English?
10. Why are you learning English?
11. What do you think you will be able to do in English in the future?
12. Do you think that English will completely dominate all the other
languages in the future? If yes, how will it affect the world?
13. How do you use the Internet to learn English?
14. What search engine do you use most often when you study? Why?
15. Do you think English is a difficult language to learn?
16. What is your favorite way to practice your English?
17. What do you think you will be able to do in English in the future?
18. How can English language help you advance in your career?
19. Which country is the best place to study English?
20. Are you willing to get a tutor just to further learn English?
21. What is the best way to teach vocabulary at the upper intermediate
level EFL?
22. In your own teaching environment what forms of pronunciation of
English are learners likely to encounter?
23. How can I listen to conversations and improve my pronunciation?
24. What do you like about your classroom?
25. Why are you learning English? How will you use the English you
learn?
26. Which of these do you do: attend English classes, learn English with
a tutor (private teacher) or study English yourself (on your own)?
27. What materials do you use for learning English?
28. Since when (how long) have you been learning English?
29. Is it effective to practice English your own with ready-made
materials and checking your own progress?
30. Are there any vowels or consonants you have problems with?
33. What do you use to improve your listening ability?
34. In what ways do you expand your English vocabulary?
35. Do you try to use what you have learned already in what you are
learning now?
36. Do you sometimes communicate in English with native English
speakers? In what ways?
37. Do you do oral and written translation exercises from your native
language into English?
38. What is the most difficult thing about learning English?
39. What area of English are you best at (pronunciation, grammar,
vocabulary, listening comprehension, speaking, reading or writing)?
40. What do you think your level is (beginning, intermediate,
advanced)?
41. What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever been given?
42. Who is your role model in life?
43. If you could instantly learn another language without studying it,
which one would you pick?
44. What’s the most embarrassing thing that’s happened to you?
45. Where’s the best place you’ve ever gone on vacation?
46. When you wake up, what is the very first thing you do?
47. What does success in the classroom mean to you?
48. What do you know about how people learn?
49. What’s the most creative thing you’ve ever done?
50. How can technology be used for learning?
51. What does it mean to understand something?
52. When was the last time you’ve solved a problem?
53. How do you respond to expectations?
54. What is your proudest moment?
55. What’s worth understanding deeply?
56. What are your best habits as a thinker?
57. What’s most important to you in life?
58. Who are your heroes or role models?
59. What are you good at that nobody knows?
60. What do teachers sometimes misunderstand about you as a learner?
61. What does it mean to study?
62. How do you respond to complex texts or digital media?
63. Why should we teach with technology?
64. What is the difference between learning and education?
65. What made you feel successful? What was difficult?
66. What were your favorite lessons?
67. What types of assignments do you enjoy?
68. How much time do you spend on homework?
69. How does this class contribute to your stress level?
70. What is your opinion about the amount and types of technology used
in class?
71. What would your dream classroom look like?
72. What else do you want your teacher to know about you?
73. Where do you see yourself in five years?
74. What are you worried about in the future?