English Speaking Activities
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Speaking activity
Identity Under Pressure
In this activity, students imagine they are living in an alternative society with a specific rule or condition. They spin the wheel, read their scenario, and describe how their life would change using the second conditional, explaining possible consequences.
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Speaking activity
Three Warm-ups 2.0
This is a set of three warm-up activities designed to promote personal reflection, creative thinking, and natural communication at the beginning of a lesson.
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A2
B1
Speaking activity
Spring Try Do or Skip
In this activity, students practise speaking by choosing between three different spring activities. They explain their choice, give reasons, and share personal experiences.
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A2
Speaking activity
Speaking Spring Genial.ly
In this activity, students practise speaking by answering simple questions and talking about spring.
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C1
Speaking activity
Born to - Forced to...
In this activity, students talk about things they feel they are “born to do” and things they feel “forced to do.”
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A2
Grammar activity
Irregular Plurals - Genial.ly game
In this activity, students practise irregular plural forms through short interactive tasks. They complete sentences, choose the correct option, correct mistakes, and identify whether words are singular or plural.
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C1
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Comfort That Shrinks You
In this activity, students practise speaking about everyday behaviours that seem comfortable but may quietly limit personal growth.
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B1
Grammar activity
Degree Shift - Modifying Comparatives
In this activity, students practise modifying comparatives by comparing two options using different degrees of intensity. They make three comparisons (small, medium, and big difference) using clear B1 language such as almost as … as, a bit more … than, and much more … than to express how strong the difference is.
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A2
Speaking activity
My 2 Rules
In this activity, students practise simple rules for different places by saying two rules for each location and giving a short reason for their choices.
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A2
Speaking activity
Let's Talk About Us - Genial.ly Board Game
In this board game, students get to know each other by rolling the dice, moving around the board, and answering simple A1–A2 questions. They practise short, natural speaking turns and follow-up questions (e.g., Why?, When?, Who with?) to keep the conversation going.
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Reality Check Contrasts
In this activity, students discuss expectation vs reality in modern life by giving short responses and using contrasting linkers (e.g., whereas, despite, however) to connect their ideas clearly.
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Grammar activity
Wh-Questions Genialpardy
In this activity, students practise Wh-questions in the past, present and future simple by completing questions, correcting mistakes and choosing the best option.
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