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Immigration

When is immigration helpful to a country and when is harmful?

Do you think your country needs more or less immigrants?

What nationalities are most immigrants who come to your country?

What would happen if we erased all country borders and let people live wherever they wanted? Would it be a good or bad thing? Why?

Does your country have strict immigration laws? Should the laws be less strict or stricter?

What should immigrants know before they can become citizens?

What is the best method to slow or stop immigration? Can immigration ever be completely stopped?

Do you think immigrants to a country work harder than people born in that country? Why or why not?

Do you have any friends or family who are immigrants? How does that affect your view of immigration?

How do immigrants help a country’s economy?

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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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