Speaking and Presentations flashcards
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This page gathers Speaking and Presentations flashcards, from family discussion questions to spoken language terms. It is for school students practising spoken English and teachers looking for discussion prompts. There are over 200 flashcard resources, mostly at school level, with some university-level material. Browse a deck to get started.
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- Features of Spoken Language51
- Conversation Strategies19
- Conversation Questions and Topics71
- Everyday Dialogues and Role Plays43
- Expressing Opinions and Agreement56
- Discussions and Debates19
- Describing and Comparing Photos43
- Descriptions and Storytelling19
- Types of Speeches15
- Preparing and Delivering a Presentation70
- Presentation Phrases and Vocabulary13
- Speaking Exam Preparation20
Flashcards
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23 cardsCONVERSATION - EDUCATION Tell me something about your school / university.
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11 cardsMONOLOGUE PRACTICE - C1 EOI - C1 MONOLOGUE - INSTRUCTIONS
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10 cardsFamily: Discussion Questions 1.Do you come from a large or small family? How many people are in your family?
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16 cardsDiscourse - Key Terms for Spontaneous Speech AS/A2 key terms for spontaneous speech, however there are more!
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10 cardsSpoken Language Flashcards Semantic field / lexical field
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6 cardsAGREEING / DISAGREEING / PROS & CONS / ASKING FOR OPINION SPEAKING - USEFUL EXPRESSIONS
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4 cardsPicture Comparison Free time activities
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13 cardsFamily: Discussion questions Do you think society is ready for different types of families?
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11 cardsSpeaking cards on advantages and disadvantages SPEAKING CARD 1
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7 cardsPHONE CONVERSATION CARDS Leave a message
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9 cardsFlyers- Speaking part 4 Do you wake up early at the weekend? What time do you wake up? why?
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3 cardsPicture Comparison - Eating out Why have the people chosen to eat in places like these?
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3 cardsSpeaking game: Education Let's talk about education.
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3 cardsSpeaking cards Speak about your favorite food or drinks
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4 cardsSNAKES AND LADDERS B1
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20 cardsMy bucket list TALKING ABOUT OUR FUTURE PLANS
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62 cardsQuiz ingles 1 - 17 2. How old are you?:
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12 cardsSpeaking: Family discussion questions What does the word "family" mean to you?
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33 cardsThe Spoken Mode The Spoken Mode
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35 cardsSpoken Language
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35 cardsSpoken Language Features
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28 cardsLanguage terms
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15 cardsFamily- speaking 1. Do you come from a large or small family? How many people are in your family?
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25 cardsOptimists vs Pessimists Questions To dream big
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16 cardsOral mid-term test (2nd YEAR) DIALOGUE 1: CAMPING FUTURE
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12 cardsMonologues B2.2 MEMORIES "Things ends but memories last forever"
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9 cardsSpanish Speaking 1 - part two Question Three Have you ever done work experience?
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29 cardsTalk Theory What is convergence?
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27 cardsUseful Phrases for a Debate Express Lack of Understanding
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27 cardsSpoken Discourse Terminology
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31 cardsInteraction Framework Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT)
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34 cardsSpoken language features What is accent?
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10 cardsDIALOGUES JUNE 2020 (B1) Practice part 2 in the EOI speaking exam (B1)
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17 cardsSpoken Language_1
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17 cardsSpoken Language_2
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17 cardsSpoken Language_3
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17 cardsSpoken Language_4
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25 cardsUNIT 5 Communication is a...
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24 cardsDiscourse features - Flashcards Flashcards for discourse features useful for the unseen section!
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23 cardsSpoken Language
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GoConqr OriginalSpeaking and Presentations flashcards
These decks offer different ways to practise speaking and study how people talk. Family: Discussion Questions gives prompts for conversation, while Spoken Language Flashcards introduces terms such as fillers and discourse markers. Picture Comparison - Eating out focuses on comparing pictures and considering why people choose different places to eat.
Choose a starting point
Start with Family: Discussion Questions if you want topics to answer aloud. For a closer look at speech, try Discourse - Key Terms for Spontaneous Speech and use the cards to revisit terms such as hedges and minimal responses. Teachers can also use the prompts in Speaking game: Education for paired discussion.
Revise with cards
Work through a few cards at a time. Answer a prompt aloud or recall a term before checking it, then return to the cards you want to practise again. When you want to check your recall in a different way, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Pick a deck and explore the cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Family: Discussion Questions is a useful starting point for conversation practice. Its prompts ask about family size, relatives and being an only child. If you would rather revise terminology, Spoken Language Flashcards covers features such as fillers, overlaps and discourse markers.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The flashcards were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and saves your quiz scores.
What kinds of speaking practice do the cards cover?
The page includes conversation questions, picture comparison and speaking cards about advantages and disadvantages. Speaking game: Education offers questions for paired discussion. Other decks focus on spoken language terms, so students and teachers can choose between discussion prompts and terminology revision.