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Conversation Topics - Past

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Who used to be your hero when you were young? Did you use to have a pet? Who were some of your favorite sports stars in the past? What did they play? Why were they your favorite? Name some of your country’s famous sports stars of the past. Why were they famous? What was your best memory from when you were a child? What is your earliest memory? Which was better for you: elementary school, junior high school or high school?  Why? What was your country like when you were a child? Do you think the past was better than the present? Why or why not? What were some of the benefits of living in the past? Talk about your country’s past (100 years ago), how was the past different from the present: Food Weddings Clothing School Work Recreation (free time activities) Communication

Making a suggestion in English

The most common way to make a suggestion in English is to use either "should" (if you think something is really a good idea) or "could" (if you are just talking about one possible suggestion). You could add the words "maybe" or "perhaps" (more formal) to your suggestion to make it softer. Here are some  sample sentences : You should study harder if you want to be successful. (A good idea!) The city should add more public transportation as the population grows. (Another good idea!) We could go to a restaurant to eat if you're too tired to cook. (Just an idea.) Maybe you could find a tutor to help you study in the evenings. (Again, just an idea.) Of course, you can also choose to be direct, if you wish. Just use  basic English phrases  such as these: My idea is... My suggestion is... You can also use some  polite English phrases , when making a suggestion. For example: I would suggest that we... If I may suggest an idea, perhaps we could....

Justifying your opinion

 B asic phrases  to justify an opinion in English: because... the reason is... the reason I believe that is... the facts suggest... the evidence shows... You can justify your opinion more effectively by being more specific. Try some  intermediate phrases  like these: The first reason I believe this is... The main reason I feel this way is... There are several reasons I believe this. The first is... When you are not completely certain, you can try one of these more  advanced English phrases : I don't have any special reason for believing this. It just seems right to me. I could be wrong as I have no special reason for believing this. I just feel this is right. When you ARE certain, try one of these phrases: There is a lot of evidence to support my point of view. For example... There are many facts in favor of my opinion. One such fact is...

Travel Lesson Plan

Work Tourism Rankings (Group Work) Which 10 countries do you think ranked highest in the world tourism rankings? Try to guess with a partner. (Answers (from 2010) on the bottom of next page.) The Foreign Visitor (Pair Work) Option 1 : A foreign VIP client of your company will visit from this Thursday to next Monday. Your boss has given you an unlimited budget to show your country to the client. Design the best itinerary you can for the visit. Option 2 : You met some friendly aliens on a recent space flight. You invited them to visit Earth sometime. Yesterday, they contacted you. They’d like you to give them a 5-day tour of your planet. Design the best itinerary you can. (Transportation will not be a problem as you can use their spacecraft.) Role-play #1 Student A: You want to take your wife/husband on a trip this weekend. First, decide where you want to go. Then, phone your travel agent to reserve a plane ticket and hotel. Also, ask for recommendations of things to...

Conversation Activity - All about numbers

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Answer the questions below. Try to add more information. Can you count from 10 to 1 in English? How long does it take? Can you count to 100 in English? How long does it take? Can you say your phone number in English? Do you have any money in your pocket? If yes, how much do you have? Do you have a lucky number? How about an unlucky number? How tall are you? What is your shoe size? When is your birthday? What is today's date? How long did you study English last night? Bonus Questions: These questions are more difficult. Can you answer them? How many people live in your country? Can you easily remember numbers? Please explain. Are you good with numbers? Why/not? Download the lesson: All About Numbers Printable

Let´s Talk 1 activity

Activity 1. How often do you like to do these in English class? Check often, sometimes or never. In English class, I like.... 1. to work  alone.           (    ) often     (     ) sometimes     (     ) never 2. to talk with a partner.           (    ) often     (     ) sometimes     (     ) never 3. to talk in a small group.           (    ) often     (     ) sometimes     (     ) never 4. to talk in front of the whole class.           (    ) often     (     ) sometimes     (     ) never 5. the teacher to do most of the talking.            (    ) often     (     ) sometimes     (     ) never 6. to ...

Honest day - Plano de aula - Nível Básico 2

Be honest. That's all you have to do on Honesty Day. It would be great if we were all honest every day of the year, but it's good that there's an official day to encourage honesty. That day is April 30th. The man who started Honesty Day, M. Hirsh Goldberg, chose the last day of April because the first day is April Fools' Day, which celebrates falsehoods, pranks and lies. Wikipedia.com says that on Honesty Day: "Anyone participating may ask any question they choose and the opposing person should give a truthful and straightforward answer. This is implying that the person who is answering the question has knowledge of Honesty Day." Perhaps some questions, like opinions, are best not answered honestly. M. Hirsh Goldberg was a former press secretary of the U.S. state of Maryland. He wrote a book called The Book of Lies: Fibs, Tales, Schemes, Scams, Fakes, and Frauds That Have Changed The Course of History and Affect Our Daily Lives. Mr Goldberg said in his book...

SPEAKING - QUESTIONS - SIMPLE PRESENT

HOW OFTEN DO YOU DO EXERCISE? HOW OFTEN DOES YOUR SISTER DO EXERCISE? DO YOU ENJOY COOKING? HOW OFTEN DO YOU COOK? WHAT ABOUT YOUR MOTHER? DOES SHE LIKE COOKING? DO YOU GO OUT WITH YOUR FRIENDS? HOW OFTEN DO YOU GO OUT WITH YOUR FRIENDS? WHERE DO YOU GO? DO YOU USE A COMPUTER A LOT? DOES YOUR SISTER USE A COMPUTER A LOT? DO YOU LIKE TRAVELLING? DOES YOUR BEST FRIEND LIKE TRAVELLING? DOES YOUR BROTHER LIKE TRAVELLING? HOW MANY LANGUAGES DOES YOUR SISTER SPEAK? HOW MANY LANGUAGES DOES YOUR BROTHER SPEAK? DOES YOUR BROTHER LIKE PLAYING FOOTBALL? DOES HE LIKE WATCHING FOOTBALL? HOW OFTEN DOES HE PLAY FOOTBALL? DO YOU HAVE A PET? DO YOU WANT TO HAVE A PET? DOES YOUR BEST FRIEND HAVE A PET? DO YOU LIKE SPICY FOOD? WHAT KIND OF FOOD DO YOU LIKE?

Perguntas em inglês para iniciantes

Family Life  Tell me about your family. Who all lives in your home? Do you have brothers or sisters? What are their names/ ages? What do your parents do for work? Did they go to college? What do you do for fun with your family? Is it common for people in your country to keep pets? What kinds of pets are common? Do you have any pets at home? When is your birthday? How do people in your country celebrate birthdays? Are gifts given? How do people in your country celebrate marriages? What other holidays are celebrated in your country? Do you have special traditions (such as certain food you eat, or places you go) for these holidays? What does your family do for vacation? Do you travel often together? Daily Life What is your favorite food? What do you think of the college cafeteria food? Can you cook? What is the main meal of the day in your country? What do people in your country eat for breakfast? What are some traditional items you eat often? Describe your ho...

Se apresentando e apresentando a um outra pessoa

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Existem várias maneiras de se apresentar e de apresentar a outras pessoas: Expressões para se apresentar; My name is ... I'm .... Nice to meet you; I'm ... Pleased to meet you; I'm ... Let me introduce myself; I'm ... I'd like to introduce myself; I'm ... Expressões para apresentar a outras pessoas: Here are expressions to introduce others: Jack, please meet Nicolas. Jack, have you met Nicolas? I'd like you to meet Liza. I'd like to introduce you to Betty. Leila, this is Barbara. Barbara this is Leila. Respostas para dar para a pessoa a quem você foi apresentado: Nice to meet you. Pleased to meet you. Happy to meet you. How do you do? Dialogo: Situação: Alex está conversando com seu gerente e sua assistente. Alex : Hi! My name is Alex Litterman, the new manager. William : Hi! I'm William O'Brian. Nice to meet you, Mr Alex Litterman. John : William, please meet Mr Steve Lynch, my assistant Jack : How do y...

Introducing - Role Play

Use esse Role Play para praticar a apresentação individual. Levará a práica do verbo to be em perguntas tais como:  Where are you from? What is your name? Are you american? Introductions Hello. My name's Peter. What's your name? Janet. Where are you from Janet? I'm from Seattle. Where are you from? I'm from Madrid. Are you American? Yes, I am. Are you Spanish? Yes I am. Key Vocabulary My name is... What's (is) your name ... Where are you from? I'm from... Are you (Spanish, American, German, etc.) Hello and Goodbye - Three Short Conversations Hello Hello, Peter. How are you? Fine, thanks. How are you? I'm fine, thank you. Goodbye Goodbye, Janet. See you tomorrow! Bye bye, Peter. Have a nice evening. Thanks, you too! Thanks. Key Vocabulary Hello... How are you? I'm fine, - OK, - well, thank you Goodbye, - bye bye See you tomorrow Have a nice evening, - day

Atividade para se apresentar em inglês

Level:   Todos Topic:   Quebra Gelo Grammar:   Wh questions Time:   30 minutos Preparação: Escreva na lousa: Name Nationality City Occupation Language Family Free time Vacation Etapas: 1 Peça para os alunos olharem para os tópicos na lousa e escreverem uma  WH Question para cada um desses tópicos. 2 Corrija as questões dos alunos e escreva-as na lousa.   3 Diga aos alunos para procurar um parceiro e fazer apenas a primeira pergunta.  4 Então, fale para trocar de parceiro e fazer a pimeira e segunda pergunta.  5 Os alunos continuam a trocar de parceiros e a cada troca, devem fazer uma pergunta a mais, finalmente com o sétimo parceiro, ele então perguntará e responderá tudo. Exercício extra: Chame alguns alunos e peça para eles fazerem o exercício diante da classe.  https://www.eflsensei.com/Introductory-Q--A...