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How to use story dice

As you can see above, you get five story dice (or nine dice, if you prefer), each with a random image on it. Your job is quite simply to turn these prompts into a story.

I recommend you try to work with the order they appear on the screen but if you're finding it tough, you can do some swapsies.

You also don't need to take the image literally. You can use the dice metaphorically or as representations of other concepts. For example, a slice of pizza could represent food in general, cutting a slice out of something, Italy, gooiness, a chef and a heap of other more obscure things. The job of the dice is not necessarily to provide you with literal objects to work with but concepts to nudge your thinking in fresh directions.

You may just want to dive in as soon as you see them, working from left to right as you try to incorporate each image into your yarn. Or you may want to be more strategic and work out the ending first, using the dice to work out how you're going to get to your big climax. Try different strategies to see what works best for you.

But let me give you an example. Imagine I was dealt these dice (I don't need to imagine because I just have been):

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Hypothetical conditional. Watch this video with BooBoo Stewart, an actor who starred in Descendants, and catch sentences in the Hypothetical conditional (also known as Second conditional).

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My name is and I am.. Watch this video and type expressions that we use to talk about names and age.

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My name is and I am.. Watch this video and type expressions that we use to talk about names and age.

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Linking between words. Practice catching words that merge together because they share the same sound.

Disappearing sounds. The word and almost always sounds like an. Practice catching it in frequent expressions.

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Eleven TV ads have been cut off in the video below to allow students to make their own guesses about what is being advertised in each of them, revise and learn new vocabulary, and practise structures used to talk about personal opinion and hypotheses. Just stop the video at each question mark, write the students' guesses up on the board and introduce new vocabulary when needed, and hold short whole-class discussions in which the students explain the clues that support their ideas.

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As teachers of English as a foreign or second language, I am sure you all have your favourite warmers and fillers. I love using those on a regular basis as they break up every lesson into digestible chunks and introduce more enjoyment into the classroom. For me, a good warmer/filler is fun, inclusive of all the students and all about spontaneous language practice. Warmers and fillers can be used as a means of revising material and can be done in the form of a competition with a prize offered at the end.

The list I've put together is probably nothing ground-breaking. It is a very personal compilation of my top 12 fun activities and games that win my students over every time. The examples I give are suitable for students intermediate and higher, but you can treat these ideas as templates to be filled with your own content, depending on your needs.

1. Pass the parcel

This is one of my absolute favourites and loads of fun to play in class. Simply find a box with a lid and put your phone in it after setting a timer on it (vary it each time, like 3 minutes, 2 minutes, etc). Get the students to stand in a circle. The task is to come up with as many ideas as possible, for example 'What can you do with an egg?'. The expected answers are break it, beat it, boil it, scramble it, fry it, poach it, peel it, crack it, etc. The students must come up with ideas and if they give a valid answer, they can pass the parcel. The idea is to pass the parcel as quickly as you can so it doesn't 'explode' in your hands. Students get eliminated from the game if they give an answer that has already been given, give a wrong answer or if the parcel explodes on them. The winner is the last person left in the game.

Here are some questions you might want to use in this game:

Name a noun that ends with 'ation'.

Name something you can find at a hospital.

Name an animal that has horns.

Name a highly-skilled job.

Name an adjective used to describe a person.

What can you do with a potato?

What can you do with a car?

What can you do with time?

2. Preferences

Quick-fire questions thrown at random students. A great wake up exercise. Simply give a student a choice of two things and get them to justify their preference.

A guinea pig or a goldfish

Kate Middleton or Meghan Markle

Sushi or Chinese noodles

Easter or Christmas

climbing or scuba-diving

a 4WD or a convertible

space travel or a journey to the bottom of the ocean

a cottage or a penthouse

Instagram or Facebook

a blanket or a duvet

a Japanese car or a German car

science-fiction or biographies

instant coffee or ground coffee

your own garden or your own games room

working in the office or working from home

Amazon or Ebay

3. Name ...

A great activity for a revision of vocab or simply a way of discovering how much vocabulary your students have. You can make this topic-based or random category, whatever suits your needs. Best played with a timer.

Topic-based

Random

three things commonly found in a first aid kit

four illnesses children in your country get vaccinated against

seven parts of a car

five species of trees

seven nouns with irregular plural

three synonyms to 'rich'

4. Noughts and crosses/tic tac toe

My all time favourite, as it is versatile and easy to carry out. I always do it as a competition in teams. Three in a row get the winning team a lot of satisfaction, a bunch of sweets and sometimes two extra points added to their progress test 😉

Simply draw the grid on the board and fill it up with whatever ideas you want:

5. Back to the board

Sit a student with their back facing the board and write a word, say 'a surgeon' on the board. Get the students to explain the word to their peer for him/her to guess or have the student ask questions like 'Does my job involve driving?' or 'Is my job highly-skilled?' or 'Do I work in an office?'.

6. What's the question?

Can be played as a team competition or with questions directed at individual students. Give students some statements and ask them to come up with questions to match the statements.

British people have tea with milk.
Possible answers:

What do British people have tea with?

Which nationality has tea with milk?

People used to spend more time outdoors
Possible answers:

What did people use to do more?

Where did people used to spend more time?

7. The gibberish auction

Another great competition that will engross your students completely. Who doesn't get excited when there's money to be won, well hypothetical money of course? Close team cooperation is required and there's a great deal of new language to be learnt. Simply make some statements that your students will find challenging, make them decide whether the statements are true or false and let them bet on each statement between $10 and $100 to see who comes out of the competition with the most cash.

Lexical betting game. Decide if the following statements are true or false.

A teetotaller is someone who loves tea.

Barbie means barbecue in Australian English.

Surgeons work in the theatre.

Black pudding is a kind of dessert.

Men in Britain wear a straightjacket to formal occasions, such as weddings.

A wise guy and a wise man are synonyms.

American people hang intestines on their Christmas trees.

Clocks have hands.

Funny bone is part of your elbow.

A frogman is an expert on frogs.

Pupil is part of your eye.

A variation of this game is a grammar auction where you write grammatically correct and incorrect sentences and ask the students to decide which sentences make sense.

8. Idiom charades

I love this one so much, it has me and the students in stitches every time. Simply write some idioms that you'd like your students to learn on seperate pieces of paper, get one student to come to the front of the class, give them an idiom, and ask them to act it out or draw it on the board.

Here are some idioms to get you started. Good fun guaranteed.

to be in the dog house

to be the bee's knees

to look a gift horse in the mouth

to buy a pig in a poke

to talk shop

monkey business

to cost an arm and a leg

to pull someone's leg

9. Opinions

A simple game of opinions taken to another level. You start with a simple question:
'What do you think of _______ ?' and go around the class eliciting responses. The task is made more challenging by the fact each student must use a different way of expressing his opinion/ preferences that has not been used before. The same response used twice disqualifies the student from the game and the winner is the last person standing. It might be a good idea to pre-teach expressions such as
I am not a big fan of ...
I'm quite fond of ...
I'm quite keen on ...
etc. prior to the activity.

Here are some ideas to ask students' opinions about:

10. Would I lie to you

I described how to play this one in one of my previous posts. It can be turned into a fully-fledged lesson or can serve as a handy warmer. However you use it, you and your students are bound to enjoy it.

Follow this link to learn how to play it.

11. Pronunciation master

I am a strong advocate of deliberate pronunciation practice in class, even one tiny exercise at a time. Simply divide the class up into two teams, chuck some pronunciation-wise tricky words into a hat, and let the competition begin. I also described the game in detail in one of my previous posts with a readymade list of tricky words included.

Check it out here.

12. Spelling bee

You can do it in two ways. Either dictate the words and test your students' ability to spell them or spell out the words and test your students ability to write the words down.

Here's a ready made list of commonly misspelt words you might want to use with your higher level students:

Happy playing!!!

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Everyone enjoys a good laugh and everyone likes good conversation, so I've put together this list of funny questions to ask. Of course everyone's sense of humor is different, but I'm sure you'll be able to find a question that everyone has a good time discussing and riffing on.

Remember, these questions are just the start. It's up to you to run with the question and take it to the places you find funniest. Whether you like absurd, silly, or dry humor; these open ended questions are great for getting a good conversation going having a good laugh.

So take a look through our funny questions to ask and pick whichever ones you like, and enjoy!

Funny questions to ask list

1. Is cereal soup? Why or why not?

2. What is the sexiest and least sexy name?

3. What secret conspiracy would you like to start?

4. What's invisible but you wish people could see?

5. What's the weirdest smell you have ever smelled?

6. Is a hotdog a sandwich? Why or why not?

7. What's the best Wi-Fi name you've seen?

8. What's the most ridiculous fact you know?

9. What is something that everyone looks stupid doing?

10. What is the funniest joke you know by heart?

11. In 40 years, what will people be nostalgic for?

12. What are the unwritten rules of where you work?

13. How do you feel about putting pineapple on pizza?

14. What part of a kid's movie completely scarred you?

15. What kind of secret society would you like to start?

16. If animals could talk, which would be the rudest?

17. Toilet paper, over or under?

18. What's the best type of cheese?

19. Where is the strangest place you've urinated or defecated?

20. What's the best inside joke you've been a part of?

21. In one sentence, how would you sum up the internet?

22. How many chickens would it take to kill an elephant?

23. What is the most embarrassing thing you have ever worn?

24. What's the most imaginative insult you can come up with?

25. Which body part do you wish you could detach and why?

26. What used to be considered trashy but now is very classy?

27. What's the weirdest thing a guest has done at your house?

28. What mythical creature would improve the world most if it existed?

29. What inanimate object do you wish you could eliminate from existence?

30. What is the weirdest thing you have seen in someone else's home?

31. What would be the absolute worst name you could give your child?

32. What would be the worst thing for the government to make illegal?

33. What are some of the nicknames you have for customers or coworkers?

34. If peanut butter wasn't called peanut butter, what would it be called?

35. What movie would be greatly improved if it was made into a musical?

36. What is the funniest corporate / business screw up you have heard of?

37. What would be the worst "buy one get one free" sale of all time?

38. If life were a video game, what would some of the cheat codes be?

39. What is the funniest name you have actually heard used in the real world?

40. What sport would be the funniest to add a mandatory amount of alcohol to?

41. What would be the coolest animal to scale up to the size of a horse?

42. What two totally normal things become really weird if you do them back to back?

43. What set of items could you buy that would make the cashier the most uncomfortable?

44. What would be the creepiest thing you could say while passing a stranger on the street?

45. What is something that you just recently realized that you are embarrassed you didn't realize earlier?

46. What are some fun and interesting alternatives to war that countries could settle their differences with?

47. What would be the best-worst name for different types of businesses? (dry cleaners, amusement parks, etc.)

48. Who do you know that really reminds you of a character in a TV show or movie?

49. What would the world be like if it was filled with male and female copies of you?

50. What are some things that are okay to occasionally do but definitely not okay to do every day?

51. If you were arrested with no explanation, what would your friends and family assume you had done?

52. You're a mad scientist, what scientific experiment would you run if money and ethics weren't an issue?

53. What are some fun ways to answer everyday questions like "how's it going" or "what do you do"?

54. If someone asked to be your apprentice and learn all that you know, what would you teach them?

55. If your five-year-old self suddenly found themselves inhabiting your current body, what would your five-year-old self do first?

56. First think of a product. Now, what would be the absolute worst brand name for one of those products?

57. What movie completely changes its plot when you change one letter in its title? What's the new movie about?

58. If the all the States in the USA were represented by food, what food would each state be represented by?

59. What would some fairy tales be like if they took place in the present and included modern technology and culture?

60. What is something that is really popular now, but in 5 years everyone will look back on and be embarrassed by?

61. What ridiculous and untrue, yet slightly plausible, theories can you come up with for the cause of common ailments like headaches or cavities?

62. If you were transported 400 years into the past with no clothes or anything else, how would you prove that you were from the future?

63. If you were wrongfully put into an insane asylum, how would you convince them that you're actually sane and not just pretending to be sane?

64. We'll that's all the funny questions to ask that we have. But there are a ton of other questions on the site that you might enjoy!

65. What fictional character is amazing in their book / show / movie, but would be insufferable if you had to deal with them in mundane everyday situations?

66. If you were held at gun point and told that if you didn't impress them with your dance moves you would be killed, what dance moves would you bust out?

67. What would be the hat to end all hats? What could you wear on your head that would make people stop what they are doing and stare in awe and amazement?

68. If over time you replace parts on a car, at what point does it stop being the same car you bought? How many parts do you need to replace to make it a new car?

69. If you die and find out that everyone gets to choose a twelve-foot by twelve-foot square to stay in alone for eternity without being able to influence or contact the living world, what twelve-foot by twelve-foot square would you choose?

70. Where was the most in appropriate / most embarrassing place you've farted?

Funny questions to ask PDF

Here is the link to the funny questions to ask PDF, I hope you find it to be useful!

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More pages of questions

Fun questions to ask - Lots of fun to ask and lots of fun to answer. Plus a lot of the questions can lead to some pretty funny answers.

Weird questions to ask a girl - Odd ball and completely random questions aimed at girls but you can also ask guys most of these questions.

Weird questions to ask a guy - The same as above but this one is aimed at guys, but most can be used to ask girls too.

Conversation starters for couples - Tired of the fun and irreverent questions and are looking for something more serious to discuss with your SO? These are the questions for you.

Topics to talk about - Keep the conversation going with these great topics to talk about.

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Discover a wide range of ESL games and activities designed for teaching English to adults. Explore our resources to find engaging and effective ways to teach grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation skills.

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ESL Games for Adults

Find engaging and effective games for teaching adult learners:

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Scattergories

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Geoguessing

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See also Geoguessr for a more in depth interface and gameplay.

Sporcle Quizzes

Sporcle is the home of many online interactive quizzes. There's a mountain of them available and some of them are very suitable for online ESL classes. They're great as a warm up or finale. Here's a couple I've used recently - Text & Chat abbreviations, Guess the top 100 English words and UK / US English.

Semantris

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Hangman

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Wheel Randomizer

This is a handy tool for picking random participants, topics, categories, etc.

Quizlet

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Picture Reveal Quiz

This picture reveal quiz is a great warmer or can be used as a round when playing Jeopardy. Upload a picture to the puzzle generator, then learners / teams take it in turns to choose a number to reveal part of the image and take a guess as to what the hidden picture is.

Mind Maps

There are lots of tools for creating online Mind Maps. I like to use Mind Meister because it has a relatively simple interface which is more than enough for creating word maps. The free version only allows you to create three maps, but that works fine for me as I don't need to store them. Instead, I take a screenshot at the end to share with the participants.

Mad Libs

This is a humorous activitiy which I sometimes do at the end of a class if there is a bit of time left over. The idea of Mad Libs is that someone holds a text with some words removed. This person asks other members of the class to offer random words to complete the text. The rest of the class has no idea as to what the text is about. Finally, the text is read out in full and it's usually quite amusing.

Mad Takes is a nice, user friendly interface to hundreds of gapped texts which you can use. Just send a link to one of the participants and let them run the activity themselves. Here are a few which I have already used successfully.

Online Crosswords

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Skribbl.io (Pictionary)

Skribbl is a multiplayer, online Pictionary style game. You can create private rooms and import your own word lists - The Game Gal has some nice lists of Pictionary words categorised by difficulty as does this page. I tend to use this activity as an end of term/step treat.

Disposable Chat

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Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab has been providing online English listening comprehension activities for ESL and EFL learners since 1998. Visit Randall's other Web sites at DailyESL.com, EZslang.com, and Trainyouraccent.com for more language practice.

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Activities focus on everyday English comprehension skills at three levels based on content, voices, vocabulary, and natural speed. A combination of adult, teenage, and children's voices are included.

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Randall has created a variety of other ESL listening activities to improve your comprehension, speaking, vocabulary, and cultural awareness.

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ESL Conversation Questions (EFL Discussion Questions)

Here is a list I created of hundreds of ESL conversation/discussion questions that you can use in a conversation English class. I will update and expand the ESL conversation questions list on an ongoing basis. For a list of speech topics, please visit this page.

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Animals ESL Conversation Questions

What role do animals play in law enforcement?

Could a chihuahua be a police dog?

Should animals wear clothes?

If you had to be raised by animals in the wild, what animals would be the best parents?

If you could be an animal, what animal would you choose to be and why?

What are the pros and cons of owning a pet?

Beauty ESL Conversation Questions

If you could change one thing about your appearance, what would it be?

What do you find most attractive in people of the opposite sex?

Would you buy a Barbie Doll for your daughter?

What do you think of tattoos?

Should voluntary plastic surgery be banned?

Can aging be prevented or slowed?

Do you read beauty magazines?

What's your opinion of beauty pageants like Miss Universe?

How have our ideas about beauty changed historically? What does this tell us?

Are people in your country fashionable?

What are some common fashion faux-pas people make?

"No Make-Up Day": would this be a good idea?

How important is it for your partner to be beautiful?

What message does the media send to young people about beauty?

What message is more important to send to overweight youth: 'be happy with yourself' or 'lose weight?

Some airlines and restaurants seem to only hire attractive people. Is this discrimination? Should it be legal?

Crime ESL Conversation Questions

Have you ever witnessed a crime?

Do you trust the police to help you when you're in need? Why or why not?

Have you ever had to use violence to protect yourself?

Does your country have any stupid laws?

Should downloading music (without paying for it) be a criminal offense?

Should smoking be banned from restaurants?

France has banned 'psychological violence'. What do you think this means?

Does your country have many illegal immigrants?

How would you define terrorism?

What were you doing when the 9/11 terrorist attacks happened?

Do you think there is terrorist activity happening in your area?

What is a 'crime against humanity'?

What is 'racial profiling'?

Being a patriot: would you go to war to fight terrorism?

The most wanted: who are the most wanted criminals in your country?

Was the US-lead invasion of Iraq in 2003 an act of terrorism?

Personal rights: A month after 9/11, the Bush government signed a law named the US Patriot Act. This law allowed the government to closely monitor telephone calls, emails, and other personal data. Would you support such a law in an emergency?

Have you ever had to take the law into your own hands?

Does your country have jury duty? Have you ever done it?

Is corruption common in your country?

Is it possible to get rid of corruption?

Have you ever bribed someone or been bribed?

Would you commit a crime to save your family?

Robin Hood: is it okay to steal from the rich to help the poor?

What's your opinion of graffiti?

Should people be able to carry weapons?

Does your country need more or fewer surveillance cameras?

Who are the world's worst criminals?

Should hitchhiking be illegal? Have you done it?

Have you ever been the victim of a crime?

Did you get caught stealing as a child?

What reputation do the police have in your country?

Have the police ever wounded or killed an innocent citizen?

What weapons do the police carry in your country?

What are some proactive ways to prevent crime before it happens?

What characteristics should a good police officer have? What characteristics do they often have?

What measures are in place to protect your safety right now? Are they sufficient?

What are the best strategies for self-defense? Is your country becoming more or less violent?

Who in society should be allowed to carry weapons? What kind of weapons?

Do video games, TV, and movies have a negative influence on youth?

Should prostitution be legal?

Can criminals such as paedophiles and rapists truly be rehabilitated?

Do you know any unsolved mysteries from your town, city, or country?

What's wrong with public nudity?

Should miniskirts be banned?

Discrimination & Identity

What are traditionally male and female social roles and responsibilities? Are you a traditional person?
Do you trust men or women more in any particular profession? How do you feel about male nurses? How about a female president?
If someone tells a racist or sexist joke, how do you react? If you laugh, does that mean you are racist or sexist?
Who suffers more discrimination on the basis of age? Old people or young people?
Some airlines and restaurants seem to only hire attractive people. Is this discrimination? Should it be legal?

Drugs ESL Conversation Questions

Should marijuana be legalized?

When you're sick, do you use medicine?

What do you think of alternative or eastern medicine?

Do you support the use of clinical marijuana?

Is drug use a big problem in your country?

Was drug use a problem in your high school?

Is alcohol worse than many illegal drugs?

Should the legal drinking age be changed?

Should patents held by pharmaceutical companies be bypassed in order to help those in need (e.g. people suffering from HIV in Africa?)

Education ESL Conversation Questions

Is it easy to get a job after graduation in your country?

Should university education be free?

How can educators and parents promote creativity in children?

How would you compare the quality of education in your country to other countries?

What makes a good teacher?

Do you prefer public or private schools?

Should evolution or creationism be taught at schools?

Do you have any funny school stories?

Who should be responsible for teaching sexual education to children and teenagers?

Is a university degree enough in your country to get a good job?

Is 'the student life' the best time in people's lives?

Should researchers at universities also be required to teach classes?

What is the most important subject(s) in school?

How does your country's education system rate globally?

Who was your favorite teacher from your school days? Describe him or her.

Should young children be required to learn English? If so, from what age?

How has technology changed teaching methods?

What do you think of homeschooling?

Language development: what's the best way to raise a bilingual child?

Have you ever had a problem with a bully?

Your son has just come home from school. He is crying because a bully at school beat him up. What do you tell your son?

What are your fondest (best) memories of high school?

What regrets do you have? What classifications of students existed in your high school (e.g. nerds, athletes, etc.)?Which were you part of?

How would you compare your high school generation to today's generation of teenagers?

Is there such thing as a dangerous book?

Should children be prohibited from reading certain books? Has reading made you a better person?

Are girls smarter than boys?

Do you have any tips for giving a successful speech or presentation?

Is it fair to fail students at the college level?
Often college assignments are graded on a curve, which means scores are adjusted based on how all the students performed. Is this fair?
If a student fails a class or course, does that mean the instructor has failed in a way?

Do you think competition is good or bad for students?

Entertainment ESL Conversation Questions

Who is your favorite celebrity?

What is your favorite movie?

What genre of books or movies do you enjoy?

What is your favorite science fiction movie about the future?

Do you prefer to watch TV or use the Internet?

Will TV exist in 20 years?

Do you like reality TV programs?

What do you think of rap music?

Why do many celebrities have drug and alcohol problems?

Do you read tabloid magazines?

What do you think of the paparazzi? How can they be controlled?

What's your opinion of video games? What are the pros and cons of letting children play video games?

Do video games make people, particularly children, violent?

Emergency ESL Conversation Questions

What is a natural disaster? What are some kinds of natural disasters?

What are some examples of non-natural disasters?

Have there been any major disasters in your area?

What are some major disasters that you can remember?

Have you ever been seriously lost?

If you had one minute to leave your home, what would you take with you?

If you lost everything, how would you rebuild your life?

What would you do if you lost all of your possessions?

Have you ever been in a fire?

Would you rather burn or freeze to death?

Could you live in an area that could have a natural disaster at any moment?

English ESL Conversation Questions

How long have you been studying English?

Should everyone learn English?

Why are you studying English?

In your experience, what studying methods are most effective for you?

What accent do you find easiest to understand?

Are English movies in your country shown with subtitles or are they dubbed?

Should swear words be taught in English class?

If you could speak English perfectly, how would your life change?

How has the way English is studied and taught changed in the past 20 years?
When did you begin studying English? Was it the right time?
Must an English teacher's native tongue be English?
How do you feel about having class through software such as Zoom?
Is the goal of studying English to speak like a native English speaker?

Environment ESL Conversation Questions

Is global warming happening?

What has caused global warming?

Is recycling too much of a hassle?

What happens to recyclable materials after they are picked up from your house?

Should developing countries be required to cut emissions as well?

What is your opinion of nuclear energy? Which kind of energy do you support?

Do you believe overpopulation is a major issue? If so, what can be done about it?

How does overpopulation affect you?

How will the world look in 100 years?

Is it okay to send our garbage into space?

What is your opinion of nuclear energy? Which kind of energy do you support?

Are the rivers and beach areas in your city or town polluted? Would you swim there?

Concerning the production of energy, which is the most important consideration: human value or environmental risk?

Where do you draw the line between worrying about safety and living your life?

Could you live in an area that could have a natural disaster at any moment?

Family ESL Conversation Questions

What household chores do you despise the most? Should men and women share the responsibility for housework 50/50?

What are the advantages of raising a family in your country?

What's the best age to move out on your own?

Would you adopt a child?

When you become elderly, would you rather live in a senior citizen's home or with your children?

Is it common in your country for people to live with their grandparents?

Do you come from a big family?

Is it good or bad to be a single child?

Are you more like your father or your mother?

What do you think of squatting?

How did your parents meet?

Why do many people dislike their parents-in-law?

Were you ever left alone or lost for a long time as a child? Or have you ever lost a child?

What qualities make a good parent?

What does "alternative parenting" mean? What are some alternative parenting ideas?

If you could choose, would you rather have a daughter or a son?

Do you plan to spend your life savings before you die or leave it for your family?

It is often said that "what a man does in the privacy of his own home is his business." Is this true?

Where did your ancestors come from originally? Were they immigrants?

Violence: Is it ever okay to hit a child? What is the custom or law in your country?

Due to population growth and environmental problems, should families have fewer kids?

What is the ideal number of children to have?

Is it tradition in your culture for women to adopt their husband's last name? Is this fair?

In your country, are mothers allowed maternity leave (from work)? What about paternity leave for fathers?

What is a mid-life crisis? How can one be avoided?

When are children old enough to move out of the house?

What is the best environment to raise a family in (e.g. apartment, village, etc)?

Is there anything funny or different about your family?

Does someone in your family maintain a family tree?

How far back can you trace your family history?

How important is it to you (or your parents) that you pass on your genes, i.e. have children?

What important advice do you want to pass on to your children?

Food ESL Conversation Questions

Have you ever had food poisoning?

What do you think of the custom of giving a 15-18% tip in North America?

What is your best recipe?

What is the worst thing you've eaten?

What do you think of GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms)?

What country has the best cuisine?

Does your country have any 'strange' food?

What is the grossest thing you've eaten?

Is tap water safe to drink in your country? Or do you prefer bottled water?

Do you buy organic food?

Do you eat junk food?

Are you a picky eater?

Should children be raised to eat everything on their plates?

What was your worst restaurant experience?

Would you eat horse meat?

Would you rather eat dog food or dog as food?

Do you believe that insects might be a regular part of our diet in the future?

What would you like to eliminate from your diet?

How do you think technology will change how we eat in the future?

What restaurants in your area would you recommend?
Are men better chefs than women?

Generational Differences Conversation Questions

What were the lives of your grandparents like?
How would you describe your generation?
Generally speaking, do you feel that people of your generation have had difficult or easy lives?

Do you think being born in the year 1800 would have been better than 1900?
Do you think it is part of human nature to criticize the generations older and younger than us?
The technological change from the twentieth to twenty-first century was incredible. Do you think the world will continue to change at this rate?

Future ESL Conversation Questions

When you were a child, what did you imagine the future would be like?

What do you think your life will be like in 2045?

Imagine you could live twice as long. How would you use your time?

How do you think human civilization will ultimately end?

Health ESL Conversation Questions

Are you addicted to anything, such as coffee or tobacco?

Are you afraid of the dentist?

What is the best cure for a hangover?

What is the ideal amount of sleep to get per night? Are you getting it?

Is your country smoker-friendly?

Have you heard of the paleolithic diet? What is it?

Would you rather be anorexic or obese?

What would you do if the doctor told you that you only had a month to live?

Do schools in your countries have cafeterias? Do they serve healthy food?

Does anything run in your family?

What's the best way to lose weight?

Is your country's cuisine healthy?

How are the health services in your country?

Do you support the idea of universal health care?

Is evolution still happening?

If you found an elixir that, once drank, would allow you to live forever, would you drink it?

Do you worry about the safety of the food you eat? What won't you buy?

Fasting: Some people go without food for a long time to improve their bodies or minds. Can not eating make your body and mind healthier and stronger?

Is it expensive to get medicine and treatment from a doctor in your country?

Would you like to be a doctor? Why or why not?

Are you a hypochondriac?

What methods are used in your country to prevent pregnancy?

What important factors should a couple consider before having a baby?

Is the "morning after pill" a form of abortion?

Do you believe today's generation of teenagers is more sexually active than the generation of 30 years ago? If so, why?

What is something you are not spending enough time doing?

What do you think of vegetarianism? Veganism?

Would you consider being a sperm donor?

What do you think of your country's health care system?

Do you have any allergies?

Do you think our culture is too dependent on medicine? Have you ever had a near-death experience?

Does everyone have a right to free basic health care?

What would you do if you found an unconscious person lying on the street and there were no telephones nearby?

Do you know the steps of CPR?

Have you ever given or been given the Heimlich maneuver?

Do you believe people of the same blood type have similar characters?

Have you ever donated blood? Do you think technology will help humans live longer and longer?

What is the key to long life?

Should some vaccinations be mandatory? Without exemptions?

What's your opinion of vaccinations?

Would you rather be blind or deaf?

Would you rather be quite short or quite tall? Why?

In what ways, if any, are you superior to a caveman?

What's your opinion of tanning, and tanning salons?

Do you believe that there are guidelines we can follow for living a longer, healthier life? Or is our health and lifespan determined by luck?

History

"History Repeats Itself" - do you believe this? If so, can you give examples?
My Generation: How would you compare your generation to the current generation of youngsters? Would you rather have been born now than when you were?

Time Travel: If you could travel back in time, to any period, what year would you go to and why?

Holiday ESL Conversation Questions

How is New Year's celebrated in your culture?

What is your favorite holiday and why?

Does your country have any special holidays or festivals?

Is Christmas celebrated in your country? If so, how is it celebrated?

What are the best and worst gifts you have ever received? What is the meaning of Christmas?

Being Good: Were you good this year?

Do you become a better person every year?

What is the best Christmas movie?

What food is associated with Christmas?

Real or Fake: What makes the best Christmas tree?

Do you have any funny Christmas stories?

Is it okay to give money as a gift?

Do you make a New Year's resolution every year?

Homosexuality ESL Conversation Questions

Is your country gay-friendly?

Does your city have any gay pride events?

Does a person's sexuality impact the type of jobs he or she should or should not do?

Do you believe sexual preference comes from genetics or the environment?

Freud argued that most people have both heterosexual and homosexual tendencies. What do you think of this?

Why are some people against gay marriage?

How would your parents react if you told them you were gay?

Housing ESL Conversation Questions

What things can make an apartment a great apartment?

Has your residence ever been broken into?

Which do you prefer -- living in the countryside or the city?

What do you know about your neighbors? Do you get along with them?

What is your neighborhood like? Is it becoming better or worse?

What types of disagreements often arise between neighbors?

What do you think of IKEA and its products?

Internet ESL Conversation Questions

Should young children be able to access the Internet freely?

Do you support Wikileaks?

Are you a pirate? Do you pay for music, movies, software, and textbooks?

What do you think of dating online? Have you ever done it?

Has the Internet made us smarter or more stupid?

What does it mean if someone is a 'troll' on an online message board?

Money ESL Conversation Questions

Why do we use money?

Can you explain "inflation"?

Does everything have a price?

Philosophy ESL Conversation Questions

Do you believe you make real choices in life? Or are all your choices determined by previous conditions?

Does morality come from education? Or is there something in humans that makes us view certain things as good and others as bad?

Do you believe there are things universal moral truths; i.e. things that are considered bad by all human beings everywhere?

Why care about the environment?

Why should we care about others?

Is truth just a matter of opinion?

Do you believe in fate or destiny?

If God exists, why are there so many problems in the world?

Does a person's love for his/her partner differ from his/her love for a friend, child, or car? How so?

Do you believe in the idea of a soul, separate from the physical body?

Would your view on life change if you were severely handicapped?

"Everything is for sale." What do you think of this statement?

Are there products you won't buy for ethical reasons? If so, what are they?

What makes you happy?

Are human beings naturally selfish?

Do you believe in karma?

How can a person make the most out of life?

What's the best advice you've ever been given?

Which idea do you believe in: " Everything in moderation" or " Try everything once"?

Do you think it's necessary to be a morally good person to succeed in society nowadays?

Free-riding: Wikipedia is an example of a publicly-shared good that is funded by donors. Do you donate to such organizations, or do you rely on others to do so?

What theory of creation do you support?

Do you believe that happiness is a choice?
What is one change you'd like to bring into your life soon?

What really matters to you, deep in your heart? What do you want to do with your time on this planet?
What sort of person do you want to be? What personal strengths or qualities do you want to develop?
Do you believe in fate or destiny?
The Stoics believed that we should detach ourselves from our emotions and remain calm and rational. Is this possible in life?

Political ESL Conversation Questions

Have you ever been involved in a protest?

Is Democracy the best political system?

If you had your own island to populate, what rules would you make for the people that live there?

What is NATO? What is the role of the organization?

Should the right to protest be a universal right?

Can democracy work in the Arab world?

Would you be for a one-child policy for overpopulated countries?

Were there any problems with the most recent elections in your country?

Are there many refugees living in your country?

What role should the international community have in Africa?

Do all countries have the right to have nuclear arms?

Should a country's leader to limited in serving for only one or two terms?

Do you think countries should share the responsibility of accepting refugees?

What are the flaws of democracy?

Can democracy work in Africa?

Becoming a martyr: Are there any ideals that you would die for?

What is the best way to protest a government?

If you could rebuild your country, what would you change?

What conditions should be required for people who want to legally immigrate to your country?

What is your top complaint about your country's government?

"History Repeats Itself" - do you believe this? If so, can you give examples?

What are the major parties in your country?

Do the majority of adults vote in your country?

Do all countries have a right to possess nuclear weapons?

What does your government owe you?

How can a government create jobs?

Do you live in a capitalist, socialist, or communist country? Do you feel the system works well?
Ultimately, do you think people in capitalist countries are happier than those in communist ones?

Does your country have a problem with `fake news'? Have you experienced fake news yourself?
Do you feel the society you live in has become more and more polarized?

What does political correctness (PC) mean?

Punishment ESL Conversation Questions

What is the purpose of punishment?

What was the worst thing you did as a child? Did you get caught?

How did your parents punish you when you were a child?

How should teachers punish bad students?

What was the worst punishment you received as a child? Was it fair?

Would you rather be dead than spend life in jail?

Should prisoners be required to work?

Can you think of any people who were punished for a crime they didn't commit?

Is capital punishment (the death penalty) practiced in your country?

Who are some famous people who were executed?

Should insane people be punishable by death?

Is it ever okay to hit (or spank) your child?

Do you believe capital punishment makes the public not want to commit crimes?

Should executions be done in public?

What's the difference, morally, between capital punishment and torture?

Would mandatory military service be a good idea for your country?

Relationships / Love ESL Conversation Questions

What is the best age to begin dating?

How long should a couple date before they move in together?

Why is the divorce rate so high in many countries?

What is the best number of children to have?

Should people have fewer children, considering the world's population and environmental problems?

Have you ever been on a blind date?

What are your turn-ons and turn-offs?

Generally speaking, how do you think the men and women of your country are viewed by foreigners?

What is chivalry? Is it dead?

Do opposites attract? Or do similar people tend to fall in love?

Are caesarian sections becoming more common in your country?

Would you like to know the gender of your child before it is born?

Do believe pheromones for humans exist?

What is a wedding ceremony like in your country?

How has the idea of marriage changed throughout history?

What is your experience with divorce?

What do people commonly do on dates in your country?

Do you watch romantic comedies?

Do fairy tales create unrealistic expectations for people?

Have you ever had a long-distance relationship?

What was the worst date you've ever had?

Have you ever tried to set up a friend with someone? Did it work out?

What is the `right age' to get begin dating? Get married?

What do you think about meeting someone through a dating agency or dating website?

Do you think it is okay to date a co-worker?

Jealousy: is it possible to control this emotion?

Is society becoming more promiscuous? If so, what factors have caused this?

Do you believe in "the one" (does everyone have a 'perfect match')?

What are the pros and cons of going out with an older woman (or man)?

What do you think of polygamy?

Should the man pay on a date?

My Generation: How would you compare your generation to the current generation of youngsters? Would you rather have been born now than when you were?

Have you ever said something you wish you could take back?

Who do you go to when you need advice? What do you think of therapists?

What's the best way for a man to get a girlfriend?
What kind of men do women like?

Science & Religion ESL Conversation Questions

What are some limitations of science?

Is a scientific explanation of life depressing for you?

Have you ever witnessed a miracle or something supernatural?

Do you believe in evolution?

"The Survival of the Fittest": How important are survival skills in our society? Does the term "Survival of the Fittest" still apply?

Is Darwin's "Natural Selection" still happening?

Is artificial insemination against human nature and evolution?

Do you believe in aliens?

Are there any strange religious groups in your country?

Do you think the end of the world is near?

Nature vs. Nurture: Is intelligence rooted in genetics?

Survival of the Fittest: Do you think society would benefit if we let loose a handful of wild and dangerous animals (e.g. grizzly bears, hippos) into urban areas, e.g. the downtown of your city?

Shopping & Consumption

Are you comfortable with shopping online?
Have you ever bought art? What kind of art interests you?
Are there any companies that you boycott? Do you think boycotts are effective?
Do you check the product reviews on Amazon before you buy something? Are they reliable?
Are there any companies that you boycott? Do you think boycotts are effective?

Social Media & The Web

Which websites do you use the most? What do you like most about them?
What social networking platforms do you use? Why do you use them?
Do you make an effort to limit your screen time? Why or why not?
What social movements do you know that have become popular because of social media?
Why is there so much hatred on online message boards?
Are the Internet and websites such as Facebook bringing people closer together or further apart?

Sports & Leisure ESL Conversation Questions

Which sports in the Olympics should be added or removed?

Who is the most popular athlete from your country? What hobbies would you not let your children do?

What do you know of the history of the Olympics? What are your favorite memories of the Olympics?

Do you envy Olympic athletes? Which do you prefer: the winter or summer Olympics? Why?

Do the Olympics unite the world or divide it?

Do you think your country should invest more into its athletic programs?

Would your country be a suitable place to host the Olympics?

If you had to eliminate a sport or several sports from the Olympics, which would you choose?

What is your definition of "sport"? Are synchronized swimming, ballroom dancing, and darts sports?

Do you support investing more money into national athletic programs so your country achieves more Olympic medals?

What do you think of the salaries of professional athletes?

Do you think it's good for colleges and universities to provide scholarships to athletes?

Technology ESL Conversation Questions

Can technology fix global warming?

Travel ESL Conversation Questions

Where would you like to go on your next holiday?

What's the best way to find deals on travel?

If you had to immigrate to another country, where would you go? Why?

What is the stereotype of your nation's citizens?

Do you prefer active or relaxing holidays?

If you had more money, where would you go?

Do you like packaged holiday tours?

What was your best holiday?

What was your worst holiday?

Do you have any horrible or funny travel stories?

"When in Rome, do as the Romans" -- do you agree with this idea?

Does your country have many tourists? What do you think of them?

What are the best places to visit in your city or town?

If you could only pack five things for a trip to an unknown place, what would you take?

Is there a place that you'd never visit again?

Who are the worst tourists?

What has been your worst experience at a hotel?

What are some common travel scams? Have you been the victim of a travel scam?

What are the differences between a 2-star and 5-star hotel?

How do you plan your holidays?
"Eco-friendly": is this just a way for companies to be cheap?
Would you ever try couchsurfing?"When in Rome, do as the Romans do": Do you believe in this expression?
In your experience, is making strong friendships with people from other cultures difficult?

Work ESL Conversation Questions

What was your first job?

What is the worst job you have ever had?

When you were a child, what did you want to be?

What is your dream job?

How long should women get for maternity leave?

Do you think human beings need to work to be happy?

What are the minimum things you need to do your work effectively? Do you have them?

What do you believe are the top predictors of job performance?

Do people commonly work from home in your company? What do you think of this?

Do you think 40 hours a week is too much for humans?

When do you plan to retire?

What do you see yourself doing in your retirement?

Do you have a pension or adequate savings for retirement?

What would make you quit your job?

What motivates you to work hard?

How do you balance work and your personal life?

Other than increasing salaries, what can employers do to make their workers happy?

Do women often face discrimination in the workplace in your country?

Are you a supporter of labour unions?

Have you experienced sexual harassment in the workplace?

What industries are strong in your country?

What is your best achievement?

How would you define success?

Do you get any perks (or fringe benefits) from your employer?

Do you and your boss get along?

What is the retirement age in your country?

What is the worst job in the world?

Is it true that 'no job is perfect'?

Have you ever had a manager or coworker that you couldn't get along with?

What are some inappropriate questions to ask in job interviews?

What are some tough job interview questions? How would you answer them?

How do you prepare for a job interview?

What would you do if you were fired from your job?

How is the economic recession affecting your field?

If you could go back in time, would you study something different?

Would you ever date a coworker? boss?

Work Hours: Can countries that have a shorter workweek stay competitive?

Stereotyping: Do national stereotypes hold any truth? If so, how much?

Retirement: Should women who've had children be allowed to retire earlier?

Are jobs in the public sector sought after in your country? Why or why not?

Do you have any interesting job interview stories?

Should interviewers be prohibited from asking about age, marital status, residency, etc?

What companies/brands do you like? Why?

Do you know companies that have bad reputations? What for?

What CSR programs does your company have, if any?

What companies do you feel overcharge or abuse their customers?

What are the values of the company you work for?

If you had your own company, what type of policies, dress code, workspace, etc would you have?

How can a person make a good first impression?

What are some things you should and should not do if you are organizing a business dinner?

What are some important factors to consider for starting a small business?

If you had your own business, what kind of business would it be and how would you run it?

Unionization: Would unionization reduce Amazon's ability to be as efficient and affordable?
Which should be a bigger priority for a business: customer or employee satisfaction?

Looking back, has your education produced much value for your career?
What would you do with your life if you had complete financial freedom? Can the answer to this question help you find the ideal career?
Does automation present a threat to your chosen career path?
How would you rate your soft skills? Are they greater assets to you than your hard skills?
Is it harder for introverts to succeed in the workplace?
What are people more likely to find: their dream job or true love?
Are external considerations, e.g. debt, privilege, greater factors in career choice than values, interests, and personality?

What have been the most satisfying and dissatisfying jobs you've ever done?
Does improving labor standards negatively impact a company or country's ability to compete?
"My Mental Health": Is the idea of protecting one's mental health sometimes abused by people who want to avoid working hard?
Do you believe that work today is more difficult than it was in your parents' generation?

Other ESL Conversation Questions

Do you have any embarrassing stories?

Which of your possessions could you not live without?

What is the stupidest thing you have ever done?

Do you have any regrets?

If you could travel in time, to what time would you go and why?

Who was your hero as a child?

What are some things you would like to accomplish before death?

What pisses you off?

If you had the power to make a new law, what law would you enact?

Have you ever used Groupon? What do you think of it?

What is the riskiest thing you have ever done?

Why do people sing in the shower?

Have you ever had a near-death experience? (note: please avoid telling extremely sad stories) What are potentially deadly things that you encounter every day?

What makes you feel better when you're angry or depressed?

What can't you live without?

If you could be a child again for a day, what would you do?

What motivates you to get up in the morning?

Generally speaking, are you someone who lives their life how they want to?
What have you accomplished in life so far that you are proud of?

In your life, have you been lucky or unlucky? Why do you think so?
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I am six years old. I see a nice picture. The picture is in a book. It is a picture of a big snake. The snake eats an animal. Here is the picture.

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I show my fantastic picture to one person. And I ask this person, "Are you scared?" This person answers, "How can I be scared? It is a hat." My picture is not a picture of a hat. It is a picture of a big snake. An elephant is inside the snake. Then I make my picture number two. The picture shows the inside of the big snake. Now people understand. This is my picture number two.

People tell me what they think. They tell me that it is not good to make pictures. They tell me that it is better to study geography, history, maths and grammar. After these words, I don't want to make pictures. I don't want to make pictures because my picture number one and picture number two are not good for the people. People don't understand simple things. And now, I am not a child. I am a big person. I have a job. I am a pilot. I fly planes. I fly in many countries. And it is true that geography is good for me. Geography can help me if I am lost in the night.

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The Little Prince in Levels - a book written in simplified English

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This book is written in simplified English. The name of the book is The Little Prince. It is about a little man on the planet Earth.

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Świetna aplikacja do ćwiczenia słówek.

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A Free online stopwatch, quick easy to use stopwatch! also an online countdown!

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myfreebingocards.com - free printable and virtual bingo card generator

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Free printable bingo card generator and virtual bingo games. We have 1-75 number bingo and bingo cards for all seasons and occasions to print or play online.

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Random Questions - Conversation Topic Generator

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14,180 discussion and conversation questions for speaking practice. 709 FREE ESL lesson plans, handouts, worksheets and downloads. Controversial and mainstream topics.

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Easier and more flexible so you can make it with the letter of the topic, with the name of your company, and with any alphabet The new version of Educaplay&#39;s Alphabet Game breaks the structure with each letter arranged alphabetically and allows you to do it your way. You can create a game with the letters you want: the topic of your game (for example, "MARKETING"), the name of your organization, that of your favorite person, or with whatever comes to your mind. The update accepts charact...

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Educaplay: Free educational games generator

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Create your own educational resources from scratch, or from one of our 5 million+ games.

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With a blow from the top-maul Ahab knocked off the steel head of the lance, and then handing to the mate the long iron rod remaining, bade him hold it upright, without its touching off the steel head of the lance, and then handing to the mate the long iron rod remaining. without its touching off the steel without its touching off the steel

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With a blow from the top-maul Ahab knocked off the steel head of the lance, and then handing to the mate the long iron rod remaining, bade him hold it upright, without its touching off the steel head of the lance, and then handing to the mate the long iron rod remaining.

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Wirtualna klasa

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SpatialChat - Simple way to deliver engaging video meetings.

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Host interactive video meeting experiences for your audience. Run your next all-hands, keynote, or online class with SpatialChat.

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