TONGUE TWISTERS
ROLE-PLAYS:
Role-Play Scenarios for Real-Life ... Role-plays are dynamic, real-world simulations that build English fluency. By practicing scenarios like job interviews, airport check-ins, or ordering food, students internalize vocabulary and grammar organically while overcoming the fear of making mistakes in public
JOBS / STUDIES (ENGLISH-SPANISH)/ JOB INTERVIEW LISTENING/ ROLE-PLAY
AIRPORT
- CINEMA
- SPEAKING: AT THE CINEMA
RESTAURANT / PUB
- SPEAKING: SHOPPING
- SPEAKING: BUYING TICKETS (TRANSPORT)
- SPEAKING: At the Doctor's
- SPEAKING: 🐶 At the Vet's 🏥🐾
ROBBERY
Role-play-train-station-robbery ( Past continuous)
1 BACHILLERATO (TALLER DE INGLÉS)
More ROLE_PLAYS A1-A2: https://sites.google.com/view/speakingpractice/a1a2-role-plays
SPEAKING
SHORT PLAYS (Theatre)
https://www.scribd.com/document/588568176/OBRAS-DE-TEATRO-CORTAS-EN-INGLES
MORE RESOURCES:
TRINITY
Here is a PDF of the conversation flow diagram You can adapt this for any topic of conversation.
Here is the sentence builder for talking about music. These can be developed for any language point/subject area.
On this webpage from Trinity College London, you can find activities and ideas for lessons about improving higher level learners' (B1-C1) communication skills. These lessons are based on insights from a corpus research project.
In this folder you can find some example lessons and activities to help students to develop their conversation skills. These are for A2-B1 level learners.
While they are designed to help students prepare for Trinity College London GESE exams, they focus on the types of communication skills all students need to develop.