Discussion
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Learning languages
A questionnaire and interview activity. Students interview each other and discuss languages. They then self assess what they can do orally in English.
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What motivates you?
Students discuss different kinds of motivation and what motivates them as learners.
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Functional language: Changing the topic
Students learn expressions for responding in conversation and changing the topic, then play a discussion game.
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Discussion Cards: The World of Sport
Engage your students in a conversation about their favourite sports and athletes with these cards.
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Discussion Cards: Food
With these cards at two levels, you can engage your students in a fun conversation about their favourite foods and eating habits.
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Discussion Cards: Queen Elizabeth II & The British Monarchy
Use this worksheet to lead a discussion about The British Monarchy and the late beloved Queen Elizabeth II.
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Discussion Cards: Work-life balance
Use this worksheet to lead a discussion about work-life balance and its benefits.
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Discussion Cards: Post-COVID Holiday Plans
Use this worksheet to lead a discussion about holidays and making travel plans after COVID.
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Discussion Cards: Become an LGBTQ+ Ally
Open a safe space for your students to discuss how to be a good LGBTQ+ ally.
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Discussion Cards: Easter & Spring
Use this communicative activity to get your students talking about Easter in Mexico, Poland, and their own countries.
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Boost Your Vocabulary: Books & Stories
Help your students talk about their favourite books while using adjectives and prepositional phrases.
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Discussion Cards: Diversity & Inclusion
Use this communicative activity to get your students talking about diversity, equality, and inclusion.
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Discussion Cards: Love & Relationships
Use this fun activity to get your students talking about love, relationships and all things related.
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Skills for Problem Solving: Upper Intermediate—Positive And Negative Aspects of Taking Risks
Help your students assess the positive/negative aspects of taking risks and if a risk is worth taking.
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Skills for Problem Solving: Intermediate—Using Lists to Help Organise Your Time
Help your students create lists for time management with this problem-solving activity.
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Skills for Problem Solving: Pre-Intermediate—Be A Good Classmate
Help your students talk about appropriate and inappropriate behaviours in class with this problem-solving activity.
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Boost Your Vocabulary: Hobbies & Free-time Activities
Help your students talk about their hobbies and free-time activities while using collocations and superlatives.