English Speaking Activities
Esl Conversation Topics
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Mind-Blowing Questions
In this B2-C1 speaking activity, students will discuss thought-provoking and unconventional hypothetical questions to stimulate creative thinking and enhance language skills.
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Never Have I Ever (speaking activity)
It is a fun and engaging speaking activity where participants share experiences and practice using the present perfect tense by bending their fingers for actions they have done.
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Genially Summer Speaking Fun
This A1-A2 speaking activity is a great way to set the summer mood and encourage engaging conversations about summer activities, memories, and plans.
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Spot the Not
It is a fun, interactive game where players read three facts, discuss, and guess which one is false to earn points and learn along the way.
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Grammar activity
First Conditional Battleship
In this activity, students will practice using the first conditional while playing the Battleship Grammar Game.
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Roll The Dice Questions
It is an interactive A1-A2 speaking activity on Genially, where students roll the dice to uncover fun prompts and discover if they share the same answers with their partners!
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Easter Trivia
In this game, players attempt to guess answers related to Easter history and traditions. Participants can compete individually or in teams, earning a point for each correct answer.
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Relate Unrelatable 2.0
In this speaking activity, students are given two seemingly unrelated images and asked to create a story that connects them.
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Grammar activity
I wish or If only
This grammar activity provides a dynamic opportunity for students to work together in pairs or small groups, delving into and discussing a range of intriguing topics. They should respond to questions using 'I wish' or 'if only,' while taking turns to articulate their viewpoints.
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Finish the Sentence Present Simple
This activity involves A1-A2 ESL students finishing sentence starters to practise using the present simple tense.
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So or Neither
This activity enables students to practise agreeing and disagreeing with various statements using 'so' and 'neither'.
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Who of Us (for groups)
This speaking activity is a fun, interactive game where ESL students vote and discuss which group member best fits a descriptive card, ideal for fostering deeper connections and reflections in groups.
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