English Speaking Activities
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Speaking activity
Top-5 Game! Version 2
The activity involves answering questions with the aim of giving the most common answer that most of people would give. It can be played individually or in groups, and the answers are based on the results of a survey conducted with 100 people.
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Grammar activity
Past Progressive and Past Simple Practice
Combine sentences using "when" or "while" to describe pictures in this sentence transformation activity. Practice using the past simple and past progressive tenses.
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Grammar activity
Past Perfect and Past Perfect Progresive Practice
This activity is designed to practice the usage and rules of Past Perfect and Past Perfect Progressive for B1-B2 level students through speaking practice, exercises, and creating a story.
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Would you rather...?
This activity invites students to engage in thought-provoking discussions by choosing between two options and explaining their preference, encouraging critical thinking and language skills development.
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Grammar activity
Sentence Transformation Game (Keep or Give)
This activity offers an entertaining way to reinforce B1 grammar concepts, such as phrasal verbs, tenses, comparative structures, conditionals, and perfect modals, through a game that can be played in groups or individually.
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Mystery Squares "Adjective with -ed/-ing"
Mystery Squares is a competitive game designed to help students practice and revise adjectives ending in -ed/-ing, with the option to play in teams or one-on-one.
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Agree or Disagree (Debating Topics)
This activity involves discussing controversial topics and allows each student to express their opinions or hold debates, making it a great activity for stronger students.
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What's on your phone?
This activity is a fun game designed to be played at the end of a lesson or while learning about social media/technology, where students read cards and count points to see who has the most points at the end.
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Let's talk!
This activity involves discussing thought-provoking questions to encourage everyone to express their ideas and can be used for both group and individual lessons.
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Speaking activity
Three Adjectives
This activity encourages students to use more descriptive language by discussing a card with a partner or group and playing a chat game where they come up with three adjectives to describe a picture.
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Grammar activity
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS. Present Simple and Present Continuous
Rock Paper Scissors is a language learning game that helps students practice using Present Simple and Present Continuous tenses through an interactive Genially game or a printable version that follows the traditional rules of the game.
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