Mixed tenses. Talk about your friend

Talk about someone in your family or someone you know very well.
Look at the question prompts and think of your answers to the questions.

Family
Occupation / Studies
Appearance and Personality
Where/born?
Where was he/she born?
Where/live?
Where does he/she live?
Who/live with?
Who does he/she live with?
What/do?
What does he/she do?
Where/work or study?
Where does he/she work or study?
/like/job or studies? Why (not)?
Does he/she like his/her job or studies?
/going/change/job or studies in the future?
Is he/she going to change his/her job in the future?
What/look like?
What does he/she look like?
What kind / clothes / wear?
What kind of clothes does he/she wear?
What/like?
What does he/she like?
What/best and worst quality?
What’s his/her best/worst quality?

Interests
Your relationship with this person in the present
Your relationship with this person in the future
What/like doing in/ free time?
What does he/she like doing in his/her free time?
/do any sport or exercise? Which?
Does he/she do any sport or exercise? Which?
What kind/ music/ like?
What kind of music does he/she like?
/speak foreign languages? Which?
Does he/she speak foreign languages? Which?
How often/see each other?
How often do you see each other?
/get on well?
Do you get on well?
What/have in common?
What do you have in common?
What/do together?
What do you do together?
When/ you/ see this person next?
When are you going to see this person next time?
What / do together?
What are you going to do together?
/go on holiday together this year?
Are you going to go on holiday together this year?
Do you think/ know this person/ ten years' time?
Do you think you will know this person in ten years’ time?