Talk About an Interesting Old Person You Met Recently

You should say:

• Who is this person?
• How did you meet him?
• What did you do with this person (optional)?
• Why did you find him interesting?

I recently met an interesting old man named Mr. Thompson. He is 78 years old and lives in my neighborhood. I met him one morning while I was walking my dog in the park. He was sitting on a bench, feeding the birds, and my dog ran up to him. Mr. Thompson laughed and petted my dog, and we started talking. We spent some time together that day. He told me stories about his life, like how he used to be a teacher and traveled to many countries. He even showed me old photos from his travels. I found him very interesting because he had so many experiences and wisdom to share. He also had a great sense of humor and made me laugh a lot. What made him special was his positive attitude. Despite his age, he was full of energy and always looked at the bright side of life. He taught me that age is just a number, and it’s important to enjoy every moment. Meeting him was a wonderful experience, and I hope to see him again soon.

When answering the question 'Talk About an Interesting Old Person You Met Recently,' start by introducing the person briefly, like their name or relation to you. Then, explain how you met them—maybe at an event, through a friend, or in your neighborhood. Next, share what you did together if it’s relevant, like having a conversation or doing an activity. Finally, focus on why you found them interesting—maybe they had amazing stories, a unique perspective, or a special skill. Keep your answer structured but natural, and don’t forget to use simple words and grammar. Practice speaking smoothly and confidently!

Part 3 Example Question

1. Do you think old people and young people can share the same interests?

2. What skills can the old teach the young?

3. What skills can the young teach the old?

4. Do you think old people should live with their families?