Cloning brings up fascinating ethical questions that students love to debate. These questions work well for discussing science, morality, and what-if scenarios at different levels. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) Do you know how […]

This topic brings out a lot of personal perspectives and cultural differences. These questions explore everything from family planning to the joys and challenges of raising kids. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) Do you […]

Since your students are literally learning English right now, this topic hits close to home and usually generates honest, engaged conversation. Use these questions to talk about their experiences, challenges, and why they’re sitting in your classroom. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available […]

Everyone has opinions about UFOs and life beyond Earth, which makes this topic reliably engaging. These questions work well for practicing conditionals and hypothetical thinking. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) Do you know what […]

Dreams are universal but deeply personal, which makes this a great topic for getting students to open up. These questions range from simple sleep habits to deeper discussions about meaning, culture, and the unconscious mind. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the […]

Job hunting is something most students have experienced or will face soon, which makes this topic practical and engaging. These questions cover everything from interview prep to career choices and what makes a good workplace. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the […]

Conspiracy theories are everywhere these days, and students usually have strong opinions about what’s real and what’s nonsense. These questions range from discussing famous theories to examining why people believe in conspiracies and how misinformation spreads. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at […]

Environmental issues hit close to home for most students, from local pollution to global climate change. These questions work well for practicing modals, conditionals, and discussing real-world problems and solutions. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner […]

This topic helps students explore accessibility, inclusion, and how communities support people with disabilities. These questions range from personal experiences to broader discussions about design, technology, and social attitudes. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) […]

Individuality is a great topic for getting students to think about identity and self-expression. These questions explore everything from personal style to conformity and standing out in different social contexts. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner […]

Celebrity culture and fandom gives students a chance to talk about their interests while exploring the psychology of why we admire famous people. These questions work well for discussing influences, social media, and the line between healthy appreciation and obsession. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the […]

Online dating is everywhere now, so students usually have opinions or experiences to share. These questions cover apps, safety, cultural differences, and how technology has changed the way people meet and connect. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the […]

Family values can mean different things across cultures, which makes for rich classroom discussions. These questions explore beliefs about loyalty, respect, responsibility, and how families shape who we are. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) […]

Love is universal but shows up differently across cultures and life stages. These questions work well for Valentine’s Day lessons or anytime you want students discussing relationships, family bonds, and what matters most to them. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the […]

Beauty standards and personal style give students a lot to discuss, from makeup and skincare to bigger questions about appearance and confidence. Works well for opinions and cultural comparisons. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) […]

How much time do you spend on the Internet? What are some of the benefits of the Internet? What are some of the dangers of the Internet? How much time should children spend on the Internet? How has the Internet changed the world? What will the Internet be like in 10 years? Are you part […]

Crime is a topic that gets students discussing real-world issues and social perspectives. These questions range from basic safety habits to deeper debates about justice and prevention. Questions are organized by level from beginner to advanced. A printable PDF of all the questions is available at the bottom of the page. Beginner (A1-A2) What are […]