Speaking activities

Cut the cards, students should read the following situations (or interview each other) and say what they feel. This activity is aimed to revise feelings related vocabulary. - ESL worksheets

Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. A set of cards to practice wh-questions in the Past Simple Tense for your students. They work in pairs…

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This is a fun two-part speaking activity about happiness. First, have a class discussion with the question of part one and then have students discuss the quotes of part two in pairs.

The following activity will help your students learn some adjectives describing personality and use them in speaking. They can also practice such modal verbs as should/shouldn´t, must/mustn´t when giving advice. - ESL worksheets

This is a guided speaking activity where students talk about routines or things happening right now. The pictures and sentences help them to use the correct tense.

This "Talk for a Minute" topics activity is a great game to develop fluency and bring some fun into the ESL classroom.

Ignite conversation in your classroom with these engaging conversation starter cards about different types of shopping and fashion. A total of 40 cards with one or more questions per card. #speaking #conversationskills #icebreakers #conversationstarter #eslspeaking

These printable conversation cards will help your students develop their speaking skills.

In this enjoyable pelmanism game, students practice matching articles (a, an, the) with nouns.