Would you rather be a cat or a dog?
Say why: “I want to be a … because …”
Would you rather questions for a quick ESL speaking warm-up: pick a side, then say why.
Two choices, one opinion: a quick speaking warm-up. Everyone picks a side, then says why.
Say why: “I want to be a … because …”
Say why. Use “because”: “I want to live in … because …”
Say what life was like then or what it is going to be like.
Answer with “If I could …, I would …” and give one example.
Give two reasons and one downside. Use “switch off” or “work-life balance”.
Argue your side, then argue the other side just as convincingly.
Steelman the opposing view before you defend your own.
Stand up for “fly”. Sit down for “swim”. Say one reason.
Draw your house. Show a friend and say two words about it.
Ask three friends: “Pizza or ice cream?” Count the answers.
Act it out! Walk like a big person or a small person.
Say one thing your pet can do: “My penguin can …”
Point left for snow and right for the beach. Say why.
Say one question for your animal or toy: “Do you like …?”
Hands up for horse, then camel. Count and say the numbers.
Say what it can do: “My magic hat can …”
Say two things you can see there.
Show your choice! Can the class guess it?
Say why, then do it for five seconds!
Tell your partner: “I like … because …”
Say what you can see from your boat or helicopter.
Say what you need: “I need …”
Draw your bedroom. Say three colours in it.
Say what you can do with it: “I can …”
378 would you rather questions for ESL speaking warm-ups, Kids to C2. Two choices, one opinion: a quick speaking warm-up. Everyone picks a side, then says why. Pick a level, search the cards, or open one (or a whole level) in present mode for the projector.