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.
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What's the ad for?
Guess the product from the advertisement and discuss it with your group in a fun and engaging way.
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Find 3 Illogical Things
This activity is a fun and engaging game suitable for any level starting from A2+. Students are tasked to find and explain illogical things in a given picture, and can be played either as an individual or competitive group game.
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What would you advise?
This activity involves 20 speaking cards with various dilemmas that students can discuss and suggest solutions/advice for. It's a great way for students to practice speaking about real-life situations and can be done in pairs or in a group setting.
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15 speaking cards with different dilemmas
Students will practice giving advice and suggesting solutions for real-life situations using 15 different speaking cards
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Name something...
This activity challenges students to name different things/places/reasons from the speaking cards and offers the option to compete or hold a deeper discussion.
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Conversation questions about spring
A set of conversation questions about spring for A1 level students to encourage speaking practice in pairs or group discussions.
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Spring Would you rather questions
This activity consists of spring-themed "would you rather" questions for A2-B2 level students to discuss and explain their choices.
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Find 7 Differences
It is a fun speaking game which involves looking at two pictures and identifying the differences between them while also providing an opportunity to practice useful language structures (there is/there are/prepositions etc).
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Thought-Provoking Questions
A set of thought-provoking conversation questions to encourage your students to speak.
They can be discussed in pairs/groups/individually.
Great for the beginning of the lesson.
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Finish the sentence (Conditionals 1,2,3)
This activity provides speaking prompts for students to practice conditionals. They read incomplete sentences and finish them, either as a speaking exercise or written task, and can work individually or in pairs.
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Top-5 Game!
This game involves guessing the most common answer to a given question, either individually or in a group setting. The answers and their corresponding points are based on a real survey of 100 people.
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Top-5 Game!
This game involves guessing the most common answer to a given question, either individually or in a group setting. The answers and their corresponding points are based on a real survey of 100 people.
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