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HOLIDAYS

ESL / EFL RESOURCES Holiday Conversation Questions Worksheet

Student A

A. Complete the holiday conversation questions below with the question words in the box.

What x 4 Do x 3 Where x 2 How x 2 Have x 2


Who How far How many Did Would

1. _____________ is the most interesting city to visit in your country?

2. _____________ do you prefer to travel by car, train, bus or plane?

3. _____________ you speak English to people on your last holiday?

4. _____________ souvenirs do you usually buy people?

5. _____________ is your favorite place to go on holiday?

6. _____________ you like to take a cruise?

7. _____________ you write out a list of things to pack when you go on holiday?

8. _____________ you ever been in a difficult situation while travelling?

9. _____________ do you do to prepare for a holiday?

10. _____________ you like to try local dishes or do you stick to international food?

11. _____________ in advance do you like to plan your holidays?

12. _____________ times have you travelled abroad?

13. _____________ do you feel after a long holiday?

14. _____________ are you planning to go on your next holiday?

15. _____________ you eat more when you're on holiday?

16. _____________ you ever had a really bad holiday?

17. _____________ is the most memorable holiday you had when you were a child?

18. _____________ do you like going on holiday with?

B. Now, take it in turns to ask and answer the questions with your partner. Ask follow-up
questions when possible to gain more information.

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