1) How important is it to speak English in your country? 2) Is it ever possible to speak English like a native? 3) Learning grammar is a waste of time. Native speakers often don't need it. What do you think? 4) Research suggests that women are generally better at learning languages than men. Why do you think this is? 5) Does age make a difference to people's ability to learn a language? 6) Is it possible to learn a language without writing anything in that language? 7) Learning one second language helps you to learn more languages. Agree or disagree? 8) What effect is technology having on the way we use language to communicate? 9) Why does dubbing still remain the favourite system for "translating" films in Spain? 10) Are you satisfied with the way languages are taught in your country? 11) Which language should be the official world language? English? Spanish? Chinese? 12) What do you think policy makers should be doing to encourage foreign language learning? 13) Can language learning be separated from learning about the culture of places where the language is spoken? 14) Do you agree that undergraduate students in Spain are required to certify a B1 level in a second language in order to obtain their degree? 15) Are native speakers the best language teachers? 16) "Fluency in a language is more important than accuracy". Do you agree?

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