A panoply of teaching resources.
Exercises, activities, worksheets and homework for ESL students learning basic level English conversation.
This ESL speaking exercise uses the most important muscle: the brain. The original post for this English lesson is here along with the activity worksheet.
Look at the English worksheet. Divide the words into three groups.
How can you make three groups? What reasons do you use to separate words?
Go here to find the worksheet.
Here are some worksheets which my English conversation students will need to download and print for our class.
Core verbs which all students need to know and use in the past tense: core verbs.
Puzzles, questions and riddles to build your knowledge of word details: alphabet and sounds.
A pair work worksheet to practice explain why one things is different from the others: odd-one-out.
Please print out and read this syllabus. It has lots of important information for our speaking class.
Click the link to read the syllabus: Rob Whyte Conversation Class Spring 2012
It’s almost time for the final exam. It’s an ESL speaking test which will show my students’ ability to remember answers. The test is also about fluency.
I give my students the questions before the test so they can practice. It’s also a trick I use to improve fluency. My students understand that the answers they give during the test must be correct and quick. No delays.
Here are the exam questions for the fall semester beginner level ESL conversation class: esl-beginner-final-exam-questions.