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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Would You Rather...?
This game involves answering "Would You Rather" scenarios where students must choose between two options and explain their reasoning. It's a fun and interactive way to encourage students to share their opinions and get to know each other better.
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Make a story
This Genial.ly task was designed to help students practice their sentence/story-making skills. By dragging pictures and creating sentences, students can enhance their association and imagination. It can be used to practice different tenses as well (Past Continuous, Present Continuous etc).
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Fun thought-provoking questions
Engage in exciting discussions with these fun questions. Players can answer individually or in pairs/groups and earn points for creative, thoughtful, or funny answers while encouraging active listening and sharing.
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Spyfall Game (For groups only!)
This is a group social deduction game where players try to identify the spy among them by asking questions about a given location.
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Pros and Cons...Speaking Cards
These discussion cards are perfect for improving students' speaking skills with relatable topics. Whether used in groups or individually, they offer opportunities for both discussion and debate.
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Odd One Out
A fun speaking activity where students guess and explain the word that doesn't belong, promoting speaking and critical thinking skills
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Agree or Disagree (Debating Topics) Speaking Cards
In this activity, students will engage in discussions about controversial topics. Each student will express their opinion and engage in debates with their classmates.
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Name Something... (Top-5 Game)
This fun chat game challenges students to guess the most common answer to a question based on the responses of 100 people. Students can play individually or in groups.
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Creative Speaking Cards
This activity involves challenging students to discuss hypothetical situations, encouraging them to think creatively and outside the box.
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Find 3 Illogical Things
This activity challenges students to identify and explain three illogical things in pictures, while improving their speaking skills and providing a fun break from other exercises.
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Would You Rather?
In this activity, students will have fun discussing various funny situations and making choices between two options, similar to the popular "Would You Rather" game.
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