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Do you prefer rainy or sunny days? What do you do on rainy days? What do you do if you get caught in the rain? Is rain good? Have you ever changed your plans because of rain? How does rain affect life in your country?

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The idiom "to cut corners" means to do something in the easiest, quickest, or cheapest way, often by ignoring rules or standards, resulting in a subpar outcome. It implies sacrificing quality, safety, or attention to detail to save time or money. For example, if a builder cuts corners while constructing a house, they might use cheaper materials or skip important steps, leading to potential problems in the future.

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What do you like to do in your free time?/Do you have a hobby? Do you need any special equipment for it/them? Do you share your hobbies/activities with others? Did you have a hobby as a child? What would you like to do with your free time in the future? What are the most popular hobbies or pastimes in your country? 

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The idiom "To be in the dark" means to be uninformed or unaware about something. When someone is "in the dark," they lack information or knowledge about a particular subject or situation. This phrase is often used to describe a state of ignorance, confusion, or not being told important details.

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How many hours do you usually sleep at night? Do you sometimes sleep during the day? Why/Why not? What do you do if you can’t get to sleep at night? Why? Do you ever remember the dreams you’ve had while you were sleeping?

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This idiom means to gather information or ideas from someone by asking questions or engaging in conversation. It's like harvesting knowledge from them, comparable to picking fruit from a tree. This phrase is often used in professional settings to seek insights or expertise from someone with knowledge in a particular area, indicating a willingness to learn from their experience.

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