Conversation Questions
Cars and Driving
A Part of
Conversation Questions for the ESL Classroom
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How old were you when you first learned to drive?
Was there anything difficult about learning to drive?
Can you drive a car?
Can you drive a manual shift car?
Do you have a car?
If so, what kind of car do you have?
Is it a standard (manual shift) or automatic shift?
Which do you like best, a standard or automatic shift car?
What are the advantages of owning a car?
What are the disadvantages of owning a car?
Are you a good driver?
Have you ever been in a car accident?
Have you ever been pulled over by the police?
What happened?
Have you ever driven a car in a foreign country?
If yes, which side of the road did they drive on?
Were the road signs different?
Are the drivers in your area where you live good drivers?
Do you know anything about repairing or maintaining a car?
What do you know how to do?
Where did you learn how to do this?
Do you enjoy repairing cars?
What are some things you do to maintain your car?
Do you prefer driving or riding public transportation?
What kind of car do you prefer?
Do you like drive at night?
Do you think cars should be banned from city centers?
What side of the road do you drive in your country?
Is drunk driving a problem in your country?
What kind of laws does your country have about drunk driving?
What is the penalty for drunk driving in your country?
Have you ever been (or) do you know anyone who has been in an accident related to drunk driving?
Is jaywalking legal in your country?
Do people often jaywalk in your country?
Who taught you to drive?
How long did it take you to learn to drive?
What is the longest trip you have ever taken by car?
Have you ever broken down and been stranded on the side of the road? Who helped you?
How do American drivers compare to drivers in your country?
What are the speed limits in your country?
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