Speaking and Presentations slides
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This Speaking and Presentations page gathers slides on spoken English, pair discussion, picture comparison and presentations. It offers school students speaking practice, teachers classroom prompts, and a few resources for university students. There are more than 10 slides, most aimed at secondary level. Pick a slide set and try a speaking activity.
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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
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These user-made slides offer different ways into speaking practice. English spoken language introduces points to consider in planned and spontaneous speech. Speaking - FCE includes language for likes and dislikes, while B2 Speaking Part 2 gives an example of describing photos.
Choose a starting point
For a discussion activity, start with Speaking in pairs and use its prompts to shape your responses. If you are preparing a talk, Presentation provides an example opening. Teachers can use the prompts in Discussion Topics - Agreeing and Disagreeing for classroom discussion.
Revise with slides
Read a slide, then say a response aloud without looking at it. Return to the wording and notice what you might add or change. For a different way to review, the unit page also has flashcards, mind maps and quizzes. Choose a slide set to begin your practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which slides are a good place to start?
For discussion practice, Speaking in pairs offers prompts to respond to aloud. If you want to look at how a talk can begin, Presentation includes an example introduction. English spoken language is another starting point for considering planned and spontaneous speech.
Are these slides free to use?
Yes. Every slide set listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
Are there slides for speaking exam practice?
Yes. Speaking - FCE includes expressions for talking about likes and dislikes, and B2 Speaking Part 2 gives an example of describing photos. Both offer material for school students practising spoken responses. Teachers can also look at the slides when choosing material for speaking activities.