Toronto Public Library
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Time is Up!
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Time is Up!
Time’s up
These questions are for you if you want to practice speaking or writing.
About Paul’s story:
How often does Paul use the library?
How does the library change with the changes in technology?
What can you do if your library branch does not have the book you are looking for?
Why does Paul like audio books?
Which apps does Paul recommend?
How are these apps similar?
How are they different?
What was the book that Paul recently listened to on Libby?
What was special about this book?
Would you be interested in it? Why? Why not?
What about you?
Do you have a library card?
How often do you use it?
When was the last time you used it?
How did you use it?
What is your favourite library service?
How often do you check out physical books?
How often do you listen to audio books?
What about other members in your family?
Have you ever placed a hold on an item (a book or a DVD)? How long did it take for you to receive it?
Do you know which branch has a collection of books in your first language?
Why can 1st language books/films be important for newcomers to Canada?
Are you interested in biographies?
What (auto)biographies have you read?
What other (auto)biographies do you want to read/ listen to?
What other kinds of books do you like?
Time is Up!
Time’s up