## Conversation

I can express my thoughts about literature, music, films and art, and express simple opinions on abstract/cultural matters in a limited way or offer advice within a known area. In discussions, I can briefly express my own point of view with regard to opinions expressed by other people.

1. Questions to ask each other
   Make sure you answer in full. In fact, try to aim for answers that include arguments and examples. Try to talk for about a minute. Also, ask your partner questions about their answer to keep the conversation going.
2. Random picture generator
   This websites generates random pictures. Change the setting on the website so you get 5 or 6 pictures per round. Try to have a conversation about the pictures. You don't have to take the pictures literally; when you see a picture about confetti, for example, you can talk about what your favourite party ever was.
3. Interactive converstion preparation exercises
   Practise your speaking with these interactive videos. Choose a subject that you think is interesting, and do the exercises.
4. Interactive conversation preparation exercises - pt.2
   This is very similar to exercise 3, but the subjects you can choose from are a bit more 'grown up'.