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
In My Suitcase
It is a fun and engaging speaking activity designed for A1-A2 ESL students. It promotes the use of basic vocabulary associated with different locations and situations.
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Keep Donate Bankrupt (Comparatives and Superlatives)
This interactive grammar activity on Genially is a fantastic way for A1-A2 students to revise comparative and superlative adjectives in a fun way.
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Back-to-School Discussion (Teens)
In this back-to-school icebreaker activity for B1-B2 level teens, students discuss a set of 15 fun and thought-provoking, school-related questions in pairs or small groups. Perfect for the first lesson after summer break, the exercise aims to encourage meaningful conversation while practicing various English language structures.
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Grammar activity
Genially Battleship Be Have Got
Engage your A1 students in mastering the use of be and have got through this interactive online game. Students can play individually or pair up in Zoom breakout rooms, each accessing the game on their personal device for a fun, collaborative learning experience.
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Let’s plan a perfect event!
In this engaging speaking activity designed for B1-B2 level ESL students, participants work in various formats—be it small groups, pairs, or individually—to plan hypothetical events using specific "Event Cards." The exercise enriches vocabulary and encourages the use of diverse language structures like future tense and modal verbs.
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Autumn Conversation Questions (Fun and Creative)
The activity offers a series of thought-provoking questions that invite deep discussions about the various aspects of autumn.
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Autumn Alias (10 cards)
This entertaining speaking game lets students quickly define words and can be played solo or with a group. It's a good way to end a class or keep students interested in learning.
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Which One Is Out?
It is a fun ESL game for A1-A2 students, where they look at pictures and choose the one they like the least. They then explain their choice in pairs, groups, or with the teacher, making it an interactive speaking activity.
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Relate Unrelatable (Speaking Cards)
Students are presented with two seemingly unrelated pictures and challenged to weave a short story that creatively connects both images. Suitable for learners at all levels, this exercise encourages students to utilize their existing vocabulary, while also providing opportunities to learn new words with the assistance of the teacher.
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Fun Questions for Discussion
This speaking activity for B1-B2 ESL students consists of a series of 15 intriguing questions that encourage students to engage in critical thinking, imaginative dialogue, and spirited debate.
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Grammar activity
Past Continuous or Past Simple Zoom Reactions
In this fun grammar game players read sentences with missing words and choose the right verb tense to fill in the gaps. They can play individually or in teams, and earn points by picking the correct answers. It's a great way to practice and learn about verb tenses, whether playing by yourself or with friends.
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Speaking posters (10 slides)
10 posters made to get students talking and interested in speaking activities. Each poster has pictures and words that students need to know, making them great for practicing talking, learning new words, and using correct grammar.
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