Question Pairs - B2 - Set 5
Two printable B2 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
Exchange reasoned views on workplace rules, generations, privacy, local problems and lifelong learning.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Give partners cards 5A and 5B. Clarify isolated and privacy; permit hypothetical workplace examples without naming employers.
- Take turns through the questions, grounding views about technology and local problems in a concrete example.
- Connect what generations can learn with lifelong learning, and local problems with ways to support isolated people.
- End by comparing famous destinations with local-cultural experiences; ask how a visitor could engage respectfully.
Support and extension
Provide A possible approach would be ... as support. Extend by considering a limitation of a proposed community action. Avoid personal account or security details; this open discussion has no fixed key.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
