How to Talk About Your Studies in English - Learn Spoken English

This video tutorial teaches how to discuss your studies in English, covering basic sentence structures, how to describe what and where you study, and how to add details to your answers. It also guides you on expressing opinions about your studies, using examples and templates to help you form comprehensive responses. The lesson is useful for conversations, exams like IELTS, and job interviews.

What is a vocational college?

• A university for advanced degrees

• A school for young children

• A college for learning practical skills for specific jobs

• A place to study general education subjects

What is the purpose of discussing your studies in English?

• To practice writing skills

• To learn new vocabulary

• To help in conversations, exams, or interviews

• To improve your grammar

In American English, what term is used instead of 'year'?

• Level

• Phase

• Grade

• Stage

Which sentence correctly describes a student's year in university?

• I'm a second year university student.

• I'm in my first year of high school.

• I'm in grade 12 of university.

• I'm a final year high school student.

Which of the following is a correct way to describe your study program?

• I'm doing a bachelor's in economics.

• I'm taking a bachelor's in economics.

• I'm having a bachelor's in economics.

• I'm making a bachelor's in economics.

What is a reason someone might study for an FCE course?

• To study history and philosophy

• To learn a new language

• To improve English for work in Australia or New Zealand

• To become a certified accountant

What question can help you add details to your study description?

• Who is your favorite teacher?

• How many hours do you study each day?

• What do you hope to achieve by the end of the course?

• What is your favorite subject?

How can you express your opinion about your studies?

• By listing the number of courses you take

• By stating the subjects you study

• By describing the location of your school

• By explaining why you find it interesting or boring

What is an example of a sentence using the template 'I'm studying. I find it. Because.'?

• I'm studying biology. I find it easy because I love science.

• I'm studying biology. I find it because I love science.

• I'm studying biology. I find it because easy.

• I'm studying biology. I find it easy because.

What is a common challenge mentioned about studying for an International Baccalaureate?

• The workload from multiple subjects

• Difficulty in finding study materials

• Too much free time

• Lack of interesting subjects