Preguntas de conversación
Preguntas sobre salud y deporte en inglés
Sueño, deporte, hábitos saludables y bienestar.
- Edad
- A partir de 13 años
- Nivel
- B1–C1
- Habilidad
- Expresión oral
- Formato
- Guía docente
Calentamiento
In pairs, write down three things that give you energy and three that drain it. Compare lists and find one thing you have in common.
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Las 12 preguntas
B1
- What do you do to relax after a busy day?
- Which sport or physical activity do you enjoy most, and why?
- How much sleep do you usually get, and how do you feel when you don't get enough?
- What's one healthy habit you'd like to start, and what's stopping you?
B2
- Is mental health taken as seriously as physical health where you live? Why?
- What are the pros and cons of fitness trackers and health apps?
- Why do so many people find it hard to stick to new habits?
- Should schools spend more time on sport, even if it means less time for other subjects?
C1
- How much of our health is down to personal choice, and how much depends on society?
- Has the pressure to look and live 'healthily' online become a problem in itself?
- If a pill could give you all the benefits of exercise, would you take it? What would we lose?
- Why does advice about what's healthy seem to change so often, and how should we respond to it?
Actividad de cierre
In groups, create a one-week 'feel better' challenge with one small task per day. Present it and explain why each task is realistic.
Tarjetas de preguntas para imprimir
Doce tarjetas recortables con el nivel en cada una, además de las frases y el vocabulario.
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What do you do to relax after a busy day?
B1 · Health and Fitness
Which sport or physical activity do you enjoy most, and why?
B1 · Health and Fitness
How much sleep do you usually get, and how do you feel when you don't get enough?
B1 · Health and Fitness
What's one healthy habit you'd like to start, and what's stopping you?
B1 · Health and Fitness
Is mental health taken as seriously as physical health where you live? Why?
B2 · Health and Fitness
What are the pros and cons of fitness trackers and health apps?
B2 · Health and Fitness
Why do so many people find it hard to stick to new habits?
B2 · Health and Fitness
Should schools spend more time on sport, even if it means less time for other subjects?
B2 · Health and Fitness
How much of our health is down to personal choice, and how much depends on society?
C1 · Health and Fitness
Has the pressure to look and live 'healthily' online become a problem in itself?
C1 · Health and Fitness
If a pill could give you all the benefits of exercise, would you take it? What would we lose?
C1 · Health and Fitness
Why does advice about what's healthy seem to change so often, and how should we respond to it?
C1 · Health and Fitness
Useful phrases
- I'm convinced that...
- To my mind, the key to staying healthy is...
- I'd say that sleep is...
- Definitely, and...
- I think you're right about...
- I'm not sure I agree, because...
- On the other hand, ...
- That might be true for some people, but...
Vocabulary
- work out — to exercise to improve your fitness
- sedentary lifestyle — a way of life with very little physical activity
- wellbeing — the state of feeling healthy, comfortable and happy
- cut down on — to have or do less of something
- mental health — a person's emotional and psychological condition
- in moderation — in reasonable amounts, not too much