English discussion questions:

Beauty

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Question 1: What kinds of things do you find beautiful in your daily life? Why?

Question 2: Has your idea of beauty changed since you were younger? How?

Question 3: Do you think that life is easier or more difficult for very beautiful people? Why?

Question 4: In your opinion, do people focus too much on beauty and appearance? Why / Why not?

Question 5: "Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it." Do you agree or disagree with this quote? Why?

Try using these words to express yourself naturally in English conversations about beauty.

(Adjective) Nice to look at.

Example: I think life is easier for very attractive people.
(Noun) The way someone or something looks.

Example: People are often judged by their appearance, but I don’t think it’s fair.
(Adjective) Moving elegantly or beautifully.

Example: The dancer looked graceful on the stage.
(Adjective) Only caring about looks or surface-level things.

Example: I think a lot of people focus too much on superficial beauty.
(Adjective) Interested in wearing stylish clothes.

Example: She’s very fashion-conscious and always looks great.

Try using these English idioms to make your spoken English more natural when you talk about beauty.

Everyone has different opinions about what is beautiful.

Example: She’s the only one who finds him attractive. I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Look extremely beautiful.

Example: You look like a million dollars in that dress.
Pleasant or nice to look at.

Example: The new design is really easy on the eyes.
Something that is beautiful or wonderful.

Example: The sunset over the ocean was a thing of beauty.
Someone who is intelligent or skilled, as well as beautiful

Example: My wife is great at DIY. She’s not just a pretty face.