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Likes and dislikes categories game
Like, love, don't like and hate statements, questions and short answers personalised speaking practice, including lots of typical topics.
Longer Opinions Phrases- Card Game
More complex giving opinions, agreeing and disagreeing phrases card games
Looking at both sides in meetings practice
Language for talking about pros and cons and concession phrases practice through roleplay business meetings.
Looking at Both Sides- Dominoes
Fun presentation or practice of phrases for looking at both pros and cons through a matching card game based on dominoes, particularly good for speaking in EAP classes and speaking exams such as IELTS Speaking Part Three.
Love and relationships second conditional questions
If + past simple, would + infinitive questions on romance and other relationships, including useful vocabulary for discussing love and Valentine's Day. and second conditional grammar presentation.
Love and Relationships Vocabulary
Practising love and relationships vocabulary through a fun Q&A truth or dare coin game, with a personal relationships vocabulary phrasal verbs, other idioms and other collocations presentation.
Magic E bluff
Lying game to practise words with and without magic E after short vowels and single consonants
Magic E drawing and miming game
Gestures and sketches to illustrate the meaning of words with and without E at the end
Magic E in IELTS Listening gapfill answers
Spelling and pronunciation rules to help with IELTS Listening Parts 1 and 4
Make and do pelmanism and snap card games
Fun collocations with make and do practice through pelmanism/ pairs/ the memory game and/ or the fast reactions game Snap, including cards for A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1/ C2 learners.
Make Sentences from Syllables- Scrabble Game
Fun practice of counting and making words with the right number of syllables through a game based on Scrabble, putting words of different lengths together to make example sentences to get right of cards.
Make Your Own Conditionals- Discussion Questions
Students use suggested question stems and topics to make first conditional, second conditional, 3rd conditional and mixed conditional conversation questions for each other, with a suggested link to a Business Partner B2 video.
Making Arrangements- Cultural Differences Modal Practice
Students use modal verbs and similar forms like "have to" to discuss cultural norms in making arrangements, brainstorm language for doing those things, then use modal verbs to suggest arrangements, say no politely, etc.
Making Arrangements- Phone Calls Game
Fun competitive practice of phone calls and making arrangements, with students trying to make the most new things to their schedules, with future time expressions practice and presentation.
Making Opinions Stronger & Weaker
Changing medium-strength opinions phrases into ones with more specific meanings
Making Self-Study Tips- Linking Words Practice
Learner training and practice of conjunctions and other linking phrases through discussion of good advice on studying English outside class, including contrasting similar linking words and expressions.
Medical English- Present Progressive Mimes
Students act out and guess actions related to health and medicine, with medical English vocabulary synonyms presentation and practice.
Meeting for the first time and again- needs analysis and questions review
Students interview each other with typical small talk questions for new or old contacts - great as a first class, especially in Social English preparation courses.
Meeting People & Meeting People Again
Fun presentation and practice of phrases for meeting people for the very first time and people you already know with a quick reactions game, followed by trying to remember those phrases and thinking of similar language for smoothly ending those chats.
Meeting People and Small Talk Yes/No Questions Games
Practising closed question formation through typical questions for social situations such as yes/ no questions for starting conversations, ending with students trying to remember the questions they just used, plus an optional coin game.
Meeting People- Jigsaw Dialogues and Useful Phrases
Students roleplay first and later meetings at conferences, classify phrases for meeting for the first time and again, put them in order, then test each other on the phrases and situations.
Meeting People- Key Words, Phrases, Dialogues and Topics
A comprensive review of language and tactics for effective meeting for the first time and again, including memorising the most useful phrases, looking at typical confusions, and discussing what topics are good and not in particular situations.
Meeting People- Phrases
Students use and try to memorise typical responses in social situations with people you know and don't know such as how to answer common small talk questions, in four stages.
Meetings on the topic of business ethics
Business meetings and (un)ethical business vocabulary practice, including related collocations.
Modals of Deduction - Guess the Country
Students use strong and weak modals of probability to make guesses as their partners give hints on which places they are thinking of, first with countries and then with cities, with a modal verbs grammar presentation in between.
Modals of Deduction Practice- Guess the Sport
Students use strong and weak modals of probability to guess which sport their partner is describing, with useful names of sports and descriptions of sports phrases, and a modal verbs grammar presentation.
Modals of Obligation, Prohibition and Permission- Class Rules
Students practise "have to" etc as they make rules for things that students should be forced to do, be encouraged to do, be banned from doing etc, then compare with real class rules.
Modals- Language Learning Advice
Students practise modals of obligation, advice, etc as they discuss good and bad ideas for language learning, also good for learner training.
Movies Vocabulary and Self-Study Discussion
Students learn movie vocabulary while they discuss how to use English-language films to learn English, good for learner training with a very popular topic of conversation.
Movies Vocabulary- Opinions
Student learn a lot of useful words and phrases for talking about films while practising the language of opinions, ending with trying to remember and classify the movie vocabulary that they have used.
Moving abroad small talk questions
Chit chat in English when you move overseas preparation and practice, including typical small talk questions.
Names of Jobs- Subject Questions Quiz
Students practise both subject questions and a wide range of jobs people do vocabulary by setting each other easy quiz questions, then try to remember how suffixes are used to make job nouns.
Nationality Words- Bluffing Game
Personalised speaking practice of the language of personal preferences and country and nationality words with a fun lying game, including a coin game variation.
Nationality Words- Syllables And Stress
Two fun card games to practise how many syllables nationality words have and/ or which syllable they are stressed on, good for both words to talk about different places and as an easy introduction to syllables and word stress.
Need Analysis- Past, Present & Future Review
First lesson pairwork needs analysis form and link to tense review
Needs Analysis & Brainstorming Phrases
Phrases for group brainstorming presentation starting with needs analysis.
Needs Analysis and Aptis Speaking Part One Practice
A good first lesson for Aptis preparation, with students first answering questions to find out their language learning needs, then talking about the same typical Speaking Part One topics in more exam style, then finally linking it to real-life small talk.
Needs Analysis and Countable/Uncountable Presentation
Needs analysis topics and questions to present countable and uncountable nouns.
Needs Analysis- Extended Speaking and Instant Practice
Students give mini-presentations on using English, roleplay typical situations where they need to use their English skills, then discuss how to improve their knowledge and abilities outside the classroom.
Needs Analysis- Level Check Interview Form
Using a range of tenses to describe language learning needs and experiences
Negative adjectives and offers with will
Will for spontaneous intentions and connotations of adjectives speaking practice
Negotiating idioms pairwork
Idiomatic phrases used in negotiations speaking activity, including useful context to understand the phrases, and a brainstorming extension stage.
Negotiating- Insurance Roleplays
Great practice of negotiating and English for the insurance industry and financial English more generally, with students using and trying to remember typical insurance vocabulary used in negotiating roleplays.
Negotiations- Responding
Choosing between suitable, unsuitable and comically bad negotiating responses, trying to remember the good ones, then analysing them for the best language and tactics.
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