Preguntas de conversación
Preguntas sobre aprender idiomas en inglés
Cómo aprendemos, qué nos frena y qué significa de verdad hablar con fluidez.
- Edad
- A partir de 13 años
- Nivel
- B1–C1
- Habilidad
- Expresión oral
- Formato
- Guía docente
Calentamiento
In pairs, teach each other three useful words or phrases in a language your partner doesn't know, then test each other at the end of the lesson.
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B1 · 1 de 12
Why are you learning English, and how long have you been studying it?
Las 12 preguntas
B1
- Why are you learning English, and how long have you been studying it?
- What do you find easiest and hardest about learning a language?
- Which other language would you like to learn, and why?
- Tell your partner about a time when your English helped you in real life.
B2
- Is it better to learn a language in a classroom or by living abroad? Why?
- How useful are apps and online tools compared with lessons with a teacher?
- Why do some people feel nervous about speaking a foreign language, and how can they overcome it?
- At what age should children start learning a second language? Give reasons for your answer.
C1
- To what extent does speaking another language change the way you think or behave?
- If instant translation devices became flawless, would learning languages still be worthwhile? Why?
- What is lost when a minority language stops being spoken, and should anything be done about it?
- How would you define 'fluency', and is it a realistic goal for most learners?
Actividad de cierre
Each student writes three realistic language goals for the next month, shares them with a partner and agrees on one way to check progress.
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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Más de 200 preguntas para conversar, de B1 a C1, cada una con dos preguntas de seguimiento y frases útiles.
Why are you learning English, and how long have you been studying it?
B1 · Learning Languages
What do you find easiest and hardest about learning a language?
B1 · Learning Languages
Which other language would you like to learn, and why?
B1 · Learning Languages
Tell your partner about a time when your English helped you in real life.
B1 · Learning Languages
Is it better to learn a language in a classroom or by living abroad? Why?
B2 · Learning Languages
How useful are apps and online tools compared with lessons with a teacher?
B2 · Learning Languages
Why do some people feel nervous about speaking a foreign language, and how can they overcome it?
B2 · Learning Languages
At what age should children start learning a second language? Give reasons for your answer.
B2 · Learning Languages
To what extent does speaking another language change the way you think or behave?
C1 · Learning Languages
If instant translation devices became flawless, would learning languages still be worthwhile? Why?
C1 · Learning Languages
What is lost when a minority language stops being spoken, and should anything be done about it?
C1 · Learning Languages
How would you define 'fluency', and is it a realistic goal for most learners?
C1 · Learning Languages
Useful phrases
- In my experience, ...
- What works best for me is...
- I firmly believe that...
- That's been my experience too...
- Totally, and...
- I'm afraid I don't agree, because...
- That may work for some people, but...
- It probably varies from learner to learner, but...
Vocabulary
- native speaker — someone who learned a language from early childhood
- pick up a language — to learn a language informally, by using it
- get by — to manage to communicate with basic skills
- immersion — learning by being surrounded by the language
- accent — a particular way of pronouncing a language
- rusty — weaker than before because of lack of practice