Roadmap Elementary Speaking Practice 6-10

This document provides instructions for an elementary level speaking practice activity. It has two parts: Part 1 involves students answering questions posed by the teacher about themselves, and Part 2 involves students talking together about questions using pictures provided. The questions cover topics like activities, food, weather, and travel. The goal is to practice basic conversational English skills.

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Roadmap Elementary Speaking Practice 6-10

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SPEAKING PRACTICE

ELEMENTARY
INSTRUCTIONS

PART ONE :
SAY YOUR NAME TO THE TEACHER.
ANSWER THE TEACHER’S QUESTIONS.

PART TWO :
STUDENTS TALK TOGETHERABOUT A SPECIFIC
QUESTION USING PICTURES.
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS
• What did you do last weekend?
• Where did you go on your last holidays?
• What did you have for lunch yesterday?
• Did you study English last Saturday?
• What did you do on your last birthday?
• Where did you spend New year’s Day?
• What time did you go to bed last night?
• Where did you go to school?
• What kind of TV programmes did you watch as a child?
• Where did you meet your best friend?
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS

• What ingredients do you need to prepare your

favourite dish?
• Is there any beer in your fridge?
• How often do you go shopping for food?
• Where do you usually buy your food?
• Do you enjoy shopping for food?
• Which fruit do you never buy?
• Which vegetables do you usually buy?
• How much rice do you eat at home?
• How many glasses of milk do you drink a day?
• What food do you sometimes throw away?
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS

• Which is more delicious breakfast or lunch?

• Which food id healthier, Italian or Chinese food?
• Which is more interesting eating out or cooking a meal?
• Which subject at school is more difficult English or
Literature?
• Which is better watching a film at home or watching a
film at the cinema?
• Which is better for you going to the cinema or going to
the theatre?
• Which is worse cooking for a big family or washing their
dishes?
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS

• What are you wearing today?

• What are your parents doing right now?
• What’s the weather like today?
• What’s your favourite weather?
• Wha’s your favourite season?
• What are YOU doing now?
• Is you mum cooking now?
• Is your dad working now?
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS

• What should you do to be a good student?

• What should people do to be healthy?
• What are you going to do after the exam?
• What are you going to do at the weekend?
• Are you going to study English in March?
• Where are you going to travel on your next holidays?
• Would you like to study another language?
• What do you want to eat for lunch today?
• Is there any extreme sport you would like to do?
• Do you want to join a gym?
PART I: ANSWER QUESTIONS

• Do you like studying English?

• Do you enjoy dancing?
• Do you mind waking up early?
• Is there any activity you love doing?
• Is there any activity you hate doing?
• As a university student, What do you have to do?
• Have you ever written a letter by hand ?
• Have you ever won a prize?
• Have you ever made a cake?
• Have you ever been to Arequipa?
PART II: TALK TOGETHER ABOUT A
QUESTION USING PICTURES