Question Pairs - B1 - Set 3
Two printable B1 speaking cards with five questions each. Learners keep their card hidden, take turns asking questions and listen carefully to their partner's answers.
What’s in the worksheet?
- Two independent question cards per sheet
- Five mixed-topic questions on each card
- Dotted line for folding or cutting
- Suitable for pair work or a reusable card pile
Link relaxation and learning preferences with travel experiences, recommendations and future predictions.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Separate cards 3A and 3B. Clarify spontaneously and recommend; offer a brief model of a travel problem in the past.
- Exchange the five questions per card, adding details about an English skill, useful website or relaxing place.
- For the travel-problem question, accept no experience or an invented situation. Distinguish what happened from predictions about the next five years.
- Finish by comparing vocabulary-learning methods and explaining which approach each learner might try.
Support and extension
Provide past-sequence words and I think ... will ...; extend by asking about the reason behind a recommendation. Avoid treating preferred study methods as universally best. No fixed key is provided.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
