Offering your seat to others

English Conversation Questions on Offering your seat to others

• When do you think it is appropriate to offer your seat to someone else on a bus or train?
• What are some ways to politely offer your seat to someone in need?
• Do you think it is more important to offer your seat to someone who is elderly or to someone who is pregnant?
• How do you react when someone offers you their seat on public transportation?
• What are some cultural differences in terms of offering one’s seat to others?
• How do you handle the situation when someone declines your offer for a seat?
• Do you think it’s better to offer your seat to someone who is visibly struggling or to wait for them to ask for it?
• What are some nonverbal cues that someone may be in need of a seat?
• How do you think technology, such as mobile phone, affect the way people offer their seat to others?
• In what situations is it not appropriate to offer your seat to someone else?
• Do you think the practice of offering your seat to others is becoming less common in modern society?

More English Conversation Questions on Manners

• Saying “please” and “thank you”
• Holding doors open for others
• Not interrupting while others speak
• Not being rude to waitstaff
• Not using phones during meals
• Chewing with your mouth closed
• Not talking loudly in public
• Offering your seat to others
• Not littering in public spaces
• Not using offensive language
• Not talking about sensitive topics
• Not judging others’ choices
• Not discussing personal matters in public
• Not staring or pointing at others
• Not eating food that isn’t yours
• Not taking other people’s things
• Not talking with food in your mouth
• Not talking about others behind their back
• Not being disrespectful to authority figures