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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Speaking activity
A Fun Halloween Activity
The activity involves practicing and competing in saying Halloween-themed tongue twisters as fast as possible using a timer to set a limit.
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Hypothetical Situations
The activity encourages creative thinking by exploring hypothetical scenarios and imagining actions in response to them.
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Speaking activity
Explain Why? Creative Speaking Cards
A fun and engaging activity, encouraging creativity and discussion. It can help students practice their critical thinking skills and improve their communication abilities.
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Speaking activity
Find 10 Differences
Students need to observe two pictures and identify all the differences between them. The activity also provides a note with useful structures.
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Grammar activity
Correct the mistake
This game involves finding mistakes in sentences as quickly as possible. Tenses in the game: Present Simple, Present Progressive/Present Continuous, Present Perfect,
Past Simple.
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Present Perfect Speaking Cards
Speaking cards to practice using Present Perfect and Past Simple.
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Video comprehension
How Are Books Made?
In this 20-30 minute video comprehension activity, students will discuss books and reading, learn new vocabulary through discovery and pictures, practice the new vocabulary through matching activities, exercises, and video-based tasks.
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Grammar activity
Present Perfect/Past Simple Zoom Reactions Game
In this fun activity, students will practice identifying and using the present perfect and past simple tenses while participating in a competitive game.
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Present Perfect/Past Simple Keep or Give Game
In this interactive activity, students will practice distinguishing between the present perfect and past simple tenses through a competitive game.
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