English Speaking Activities
Esl Conversation Topics
Enhance your ESL lessons with our discussion topics, English speaking activities and conversation questions. ✓Awesome resources for teachers and adults.
Speaking activity
30-Second Sell 3.0
In this lively speaking challenge, you will have 30 seconds to creatively present an everyday item, explaining why it is a must-have and persuading your classmates to want it.
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Speaking activity
How Do You Feel About It? love/like/hate Ving
In this speaking activity, students look at real-life photos and discuss how they feel about different activities using the structure verb + -ing.
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Grammar activity
Indefinite Pronouns - Rock, Paper, Scissors
In this grammar activity, students complete short phone message dialogues with indefinite pronouns and compete in a fun rock–paper–scissors game to add energy and interaction to their grammar practice.
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Grammar activity
Present Simple Third Person Singular
In this activity, students take on realistic roles and answer simple questions to practise using he/she/it with the correct -s, -es, and -ies verb endings in the Present Simple.
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Grammar activity
Conditionals 1,2,3
In this activity, students discuss everyday and imaginary situations using 1st, 2nd, or 3rd conditional sentences, then share their partner’s most interesting idea with the class.
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Speaking activity
Easter Alias
In this lively word-guessing game, players describe Easter-themed words to their teammates without saying the word, helping A1–A2 ESL students develop speaking and vocabulary skills.
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Messages in Bottles
In this activity, students discover mysterious bottle messages and use their imagination to uncover the story behind each one.
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I will take to a desert island...
This is a fun group guessing game where one player creates a secret rule about what items are allowed on their desert island, and the others try to figure it out by suggesting things to bring.
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Fake News Stories
In this activity, students will take on the role of news reporters, creating and presenting imaginative news stories based on unusual headlines to practise formal speaking and reporting language.
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Speaking activity
What Is Better?
This is a fun and engaging speaking activity designed for A2-B1 students, where they discuss, rank, and justify their preferences for hilarious and imaginative scenarios. The game encourages fluency, creativity, and conversational skills, making discussions both entertaining and productive.
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Speaking activity
Holiday Problems: Ask for Help
In this fun and practical speaking activity, students practise asking for help in real-life travel situations.
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Grammar activity
Third Conditional Rock Paper Scissors
In this engaging activity students enhance their understanding of the third conditional as they participate in an interactive Genially game focused on grammar.
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