Talking point: Life-changing events
Here's a list of some life-changing events a person can go through.
- Which ones have you gone through?
- Think of someone you know who has gone through some of the events you haven't experienced and talk about the difficulties this person had to face.
- What are the three most significant life-changing events? Why?
- And the least important?
- Would you add any other life-changing events to the list?
- How different would the list have been 100 years ago?
- Think about yourself now and how you have changed in the last 10 years. You can talk about these topics:
work - leisure - attitude to life - daily routine -
money - family - relationship
a year studying abroad
moving town
leaving or changing jobs
retiring
leaving your parents’ home
being called to military duty
buying a house/flat
falling in love
getting married
having a child or adopting a child
getting divorced
mid-life crisis
caring for a sick loved one
death of a loved one
winning the lottery
being involved in an accident or an unpleasant experience
winning the lottery
being involved in an accident or an unpleasant experience
catastrophes or natural disasters
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Turning points: Oral mediation and coproduction. Pages 104-106 Headway, advanced.
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