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
Picture Boards VERSION 2
This activity provides two boards for each level (A2, B1, B2) that can be utilized for a range of activities aimed at improving vocabulary and grammar skills, such as storytelling, memory testing, and sentence construction.
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Speaking activity
Let's talk!
This is a set of thought-provoking questions suitable for any level to discuss. The questions are not difficult, so have fun sharing your ideas and talking about them.
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Grammar activity
Fortune cookies. Future perfect/future continuous.
This activity is a game designed to help students revise the future perfect simple and future continuous tense in a fun and interactive way. It can be played individually or in teams and involves opening virtual cookies to reveal tasks and lucky coins.
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Grammar activity
Fortune cookies. Future Simple
This activity is a game designed to help students revise the Future Simple tense in a fun and interactive way. It can be played individually or in teams and involves opening virtual cookies to reveal tasks and lucky coins.
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Grammar activity
Secret Clues Quantifiers Genially game
This interactive activity allows students to practice using quantifiers with different nouns in 10 gapped sentences by dragging a magnifying glass to find the correct option.
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Grammar activity
Relative pronouns. Conversation prompts
This activity focuses on the use of relative pronouns (who, which, that, where, when, whose) in English and involves discussing sentences to reinforce understanding while also having fun.
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Speaking activity
Talk for 1 minute
This activity encourages students to engage in critical thinking by discussing and debating thought-provoking topics in groups or pairs, while also setting a challenge to speak for a designated amount of time.
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Grammar activity
Four in a row (2 games:easier and harder verbs)
This activity is a fun and engaging game that helps students review and practice different verb tenses. It involves players taking turns to create sentences and connect squares, with the goal of connecting four squares in a line in any direction.
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Video comprehension
Where Do Superstitions Come From?
Students will learn about popular superstitions and their origins, new vocabulary, watch a video, and answer questions in this 20-30 minute activity. It would also be great as a part of your Halloween lesson.
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Speaking activity
"Unfortunately...."Game
This is a humorous and creative game designed for B1-B2 level students where they need to continue a sentence in a funny way to spoil a cool fact or situation, promoting speaking and writing skills. It can be played in a group or individually, and it's perfect for a fun and entertaining class.
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Speaking activity
Which one has no pair?
This activity is a fast-paced and engaging game for students to test their focus and reaction time.
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Speaking activity
Oh my Goose! What had happened?
The activity is a speaking game that challenges players to use their creative thinking and imagination to speculate what happened in different situations involving an awkward goose named Larry.
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