Speaking games for adults

Check out the top ESL conversation activities for adults—make your English speaking classes fun, engaging and filled with happy students.

Who don’t like fun games? If you happen to be looking for some fun free activities for kids that include games to build their basic skills, then the following printable games will be a great way to inspire and develop literacy skills!

his is a set of 15 flashcards which you can use as a warm up activity at your lesson. There is a picture and the task on each card. For example, name 5 things that irritate you.. My adult students like them very much. These cards are useful for revising vocabulary and for discussion clubs. Hope you like them) - ESL worksheets

I've just added a new resource for teaching Question Words to my shop! A total of 9 posters (8.5 x 11). These colorful posters can be used as a reference tool or visual reminder when teaching question words. ★ What? ★ Who? ★ Where? ★ When? ★ Which? ★ Why? ★ How? ★ How much? ★ How many? This resource also contains: ★ A Student Handout ★ A Boardgame (Color and B&W) ★ 3 Worksheets (cycle 3 students) (Answer key included) I created a Question Words Game (two versions - 30 cards for each version)…

Speaking cards containing general questions. They can be used with a board game such as Snakes and Ladders. - ESL worksheets

Check out the best ESL speaking activities for adults that your students will love. Speak English fluently and easily!

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

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Best Seller and can be used for any age and is always a hit! The BEST part is there is NO PREP and you only need one page. This icebreaker game gets people talking to other people they do not know. Once people have arrived, give everyone a copy of the game. The object it to get as many signatures as possible. You walk up to someone and ask if they have a dog. If they say yes, they sign their name to that box. Each person can only sign two boxes. You can only have one name per box. I've done…

Part 2 of the BULATS (Business English) speaking test requires candidates to choose one (from 3) topics and speak for 1 minute. They have 1 minute to choose and prepare, and then one minute to speak. The topic has 3 points which must be included, and one question which must be answered. This document has 20 topic cards that you can print and cut out to practise the activity. I created them for my (employed) students so they may not be suitable for all candidates, but feel free to adapt the…