Read aloud (45 secs): Business travel has undergone a dramatic transformation in recent years, driven by advances in virtual communication and increasing environmental concerns. Many companies are now prioritizing cost-effective and sustainable alternatives, such as video conferencing and regional meetings. While face-to-face interactions remain valuable for relationship-building and negotiations, travel budgets are being scrutinized more carefully than ever before. As a result, professionals are encouraged to justify each trip's purpose and expected outcome. This shift reflects a growing awareness of environmental impact and the importance of work-life balance. In the future, we may see fewer but more meaningful business trips that align with long-term company values., Read aloud (45 secs): Companies today are constantly seeking innovative ways to increase productivity without compromising employee well-being. Many organizations are implementing flexible work arrangements, including hybrid and remote schedules, to accommodate diverse working styles. Research shows that employees who have more autonomy in managing their time are not only more satisfied but also significantly more productive. However, some managers remain skeptical about reduced oversight. For innovation to succeed, there must be a shift in mindset—from focusing on hours spent at a desk to evaluating measurable results. Organizations that embrace this shift are more likely to attract and retain top talent in a competitive market., Read aloud (45 secs): Corporate Social Responsibility, or CSR, has become a key factor in how businesses are evaluated by both consumers and investors. Companies are expected to go beyond profit-making to demonstrate ethical behavior, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. Firms that integrate CSR into their business models are not only seen as more trustworthy but often enjoy stronger customer loyalty. For example, organizations that adopt green practices or support local charities can enhance their brand image and attract conscious consumers. While some critics argue that CSR initiatives are mainly marketing strategies, evidence suggests that genuine commitment to social responsibility leads to long-term success., 1min: Do you agree or disagree with the following statement? It is better to work for a large company than a small one. Give reasons and examples to support your opinion.,  1min: Some people prefer working from home, while others prefer going to the office. Which do you prefer and why? Use specific reasons to support your opinion., 1min: Do you think it is important for companies to offer employees regular training? Explain your opinion with reasons and examples., 1 min: Some companies allow employees to bring pets to the workplace. Do you think this is a good idea or not? Give reasons and specific examples to explain your opinion., 1 min: Do you think employees should have flexible work hours, or should everyone work the same schedule? Support your answer with details and examples., 1 min: Some people think it’s better to make decisions quickly. Others believe it’s better to take time to think carefully. What is your opinion? Give reasons and examples to support your answer., Q4: Where do you usually go shopping for clothes? (15 sec) Q5: What do you look for when choosing a store to shop at? (15 sec) Q6: Have your shopping habits changed in the past few years? How? (30 sec), Q4: How often do you travel for vacation? (15 secs) Q5: What do you usually do when you visit a new place? (15 secs) Q6: Do you prefer to travel alone or with others? Why?(30 secs), Q4: Do you enjoy working from home? Why or why not? (15 secs) Q5: What are some challenges people face when working remotely? (15 secs) Q6: In the future, do you think more people will work from home? Why? (30 secs), Q4: How often do you use your mobile phone during the day? (15 secs) Q5: What do you usually use your phone for besides calling? (15 secs) Q6: Do you think mobile phones are more helpful or distracting? Why?(30 secs), Give an opinion on the topic: " Working from Home vs. Working in an Office" by using all three expressions: -From my perspective -For instance - It’s highly likely that, Give an opinion on the topic: "Using Public Transportation vs. Driving a Car" by using all three expressions: If you ask me; This is largely due to the fact that; On the one hand… on the other hand…, Give an opinion on the topic: "Advantages and Disadvantages of Online Shopping" by using all three expressions: As far as I’m concerned; One key factor to consider is; Although some may argue that., Give an opinion on the topic: "Technology in Daily Life (e.g., smartphones, apps)" by using all three expressions: That’s a valid point, but…; I wouldn’t be surprised if…; What really makes a difference is…, Give an opinion on the topic: "Teamwork vs. Working Independently" by using all three expressions: While I see the benefits of…; Take, for example…;I see where that comes from, however…, Give an opinion on the topic: "Customer Service and Handling Complaints" by using all three expressions: It seems to me that…; Chances are that…; I tend to agree with that idea., Give an opinion on the topic: "The Importance of Dress Code in the Workplace" by using all three expressions: In my view; I’d argue that…; To give you an example…, Give an opinion on the topic: "Balancing Work and Personal Life" by using all three expressions: It’s absolutely essential to…; There’s a strong possibility that…; That approach works best when…, 30 secs, 30 secs, 30 secs, 30 secs, 30 secs.

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