YDS Diyalog Testi 6

Sophia: I want to buy a new phone, but I’m not sure if I should go for a flagship model or a budget one.

Ethan: It depends on what you need. Are you looking for high performance or just basic functions?

Sophia: —-

Ethan: In that case, a flagship phone might be worth the investment.

A) I use my phone for work, so performance and storage are important.

B) I just need something reliable for calls, texts, and light browsing.

C) Are flagship models really worth their higher price tags?

D) Should I consider refurbished phones instead of new ones?

E) Do you think budget models last as long as flagship ones?

Mark: I’ve been thinking of joining a book club to meet new people. What do you think?

Lucy: That’s a great idea! Do you already have one in mind?

Mark: —-

Lucy: That sounds perfect. A local club would be more convenient to attend regularly.

A) Do you think I should join an online club instead?

B) I found one nearby that focuses on contemporary novels.

C) Should I pick a club based on the genres they focus on?

D) Is it common for book clubs to require a membership fee?

E) What if I can’t finish the book before the meeting?

Julia: I’ve been considering starting a small vegetable garden. Do you think it’s hard to maintain?

Chris: Not at all. With proper care, it can be quite easy.

Julia: —-

Chris: Yes, that’s a good way to ensure you have fresh produce year-round.

A) Do you think it’s worth growing vegetables instead of buying them?

B) Is it better to grow seasonal vegetables or something more versatile?

C) What tools would I need to get started?

D) Should I research soil quality before planting anything?

E) How much time does it take to maintain a vegetable garden?

Ella: I’m thinking of taking a road trip across Europe. What’s the best way to plan it?

Daniel: Start by deciding which countries you want to visit and mapping out a route.

Ella: —-

Daniel: That’s true. You’ll need to check the rules for each country you’ll be driving in.

A) Should I look into car insurance that covers multiple countries?

B) Is it necessary to plan every stop, or should I leave room for spontaneity?

C) What about the cost of fuel? Will it be expensive in Europe?

D) Do you think I should rent a car or use public transport instead?

E) Are there any tolls or fees I should be aware of during the trip?

Liam: I’ve been trying to save money, but I’m finding it really difficult. Any tips?

Mia: Start by tracking your expenses and creating a budget you can stick to.

Liam: —-

Mia: Exactly. That way, you can identify where you might be overspending.

A) How can I resist the urge to make impulse purchases?

B) Is it better to save a fixed amount or a percentage of my income?

C) Do you think using a budgeting app would make things easier?

D) Should I categorize my spending to see where most of my money goes?

E) Are there any specific methods or strategies you’d recommend?