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
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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Grammar activity
Past Perfect VS Past Simple practice. Battleship Grammar Game
This activity involves playing the interactive Battleship Grammar Game to practice using the past simple and past perfect tenses. Students can play in pairs or against the teacher.
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Tic-Tac-Toe. Be or Do
This is a fun and engaging grammar game, which aims to help learners practice the different forms of be and do in questions (present simple) while having fun playing against their classmates.
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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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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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Speaking activity
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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Grammar activity
Present Simple or Present Continuous. Zoom reactions. Grammar Game.
This activity is designed to practice the usage of Present Simple and Present Continuous (Present Progressive) through completing sentences. Students must choose the correct option and indicate their answer via Zoom reactions, emojis or verbally.
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