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Comparatives

Which is worse for your health, smoking or drinking?

Which is harder, math or English?

Is it better to be rich and dumb or poor and smart?

Is it better to be rich and ugly or poor and beautiful/handsome?

Does technology make the world better or worse? Why?

Which game is more entertaining, Tetris or Angry Birds? Why?

Are you more creative now or when you were in elementary school?

Is it better to study English in class or online?

If you own a business is it more important to be good with numbers or be creative?

Which is harder, math or English?

Do you want the development of new technology to go faster or slower?

Are you smarter than your parents?

Are some people luckier than others or do people make their own luck?

Is it better to go on a blind date with someone who is older or younger than you?

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500 Grammar Based Conversation Questions
Turn grammar practice into real speaking. Questions organized by commonly taught grammar points so students produce the target structure naturally—great for intermediate/advanced classes.
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Filed Under: Discussion Questions, ESL Textbooks, Grammar, Icebreakers, Q: Skills for Success 2 Listening and Speaking, World English 2 by Larry Pitts

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