- Do you think you are good at managing your time? Or are you a ‘last-minute’ person?
- Do you have a habit of procrastinating? Can you describe a time when you procrastinated on something?
- Do you use any digital tools or technology to help manage your time?
- How is punctuality (being on time) viewed in your culture? How do people react to lateness in your culture?
- Can there be any benefits to procrastinating?
- What advice would you give to someone who struggles with procrastination, based on your own experiences?
- Is it important to have "me time" to you? Why or why not?
- Do you feel your experience of time management in the UK is different from it in your home country?
- Do you think certain cultures are more prone to procrastination? Why or why not?
- Does your culture have any idioms or expressions related to time or time management?
Phrasal Verbs
- Catch up (with/on)
- I need to catch up on my emails
before the meeting.
- Put off
- I always put off doing my taxes
until the last minute.
- Set aside
- I set aside two hours every day
for focused writing.
- Get on (with)
- I should get on with my work
instead of browsing the internet.
- Run out (of)
- I've run out of time to finish
this project today.
- Stay on track:
- We should stay on track and not be distracted. Otherwise,
we won’t finish the project before the deadline.
- Spread out
- Don't cram! It's better to spread out
your study sessions over several days.
- Wrap up
·
We need to wrap up this meeting
in the next 10 minutes.