ibunka TB_U2

Part 1

1 - You and Your Culture

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Example Sentences for INTERVIEW (textbook p.15) Q1: On average, how many hours a day do you sleep? Is that enough for you? • I get about 6 hours of sleep a night. I don’t think it’s enough for me, because I always feel tired. • I usually sleep about 8 hours a night. I feel that that’s enough to keep me rested. • I only average about 5 and a half hours’ sleep per night. It’s nowhere near enough for me. Q2: Do you ever sleep during the daytime? If so, where? • I occasionally sleep in the library on campus between classes. • I sleep on the train almost every day. • I often have an afternoon nap in my room when I have no classes or part-time job. Q3: In what situations do you think it’s OK to sleep during the day? Q4: What kinds of things prevent you from getting a good night’s sleep? • My smartphone is the biggest reason I don’t get a good night’s sleep • My house is near a busy street, so trafLic noise sometimes keeps me awake. • I work until quite late most nights. That’s something that eats into my sleep and rest time. Q5: Do you think it’s important to manage your sleep? • Yes, I think it's important to manage your sleep because I want to be able to do my best every day, and at the same time maintain my mental and physical health. • I think it's very important, but in practice I am distracted by my smartphone, or sometimes I work until very late. I want to change this bad habit. • Yes, because I want to have enough energy. But in practice I often just catch up on sleep by taking naps. • I think it’s Line to sleep on the train or bus, but not in classes at university. • I think it’s OK to sleep in big classes of over 50 people, but not in small classes. • I think it’s OK to sleep on the train or bus and in long meetings.

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UNIT 2 | WARM-UP SURVEY & INTERVIEW