In this B2 Speaking Worksheet students talk about the environment and about problems or issues that need to be addressed.
Students revise Grammar contents like the expressions It’s (high) time + past and It’s time + to infinitive, as well as I wish and If only. In the section of Speaking skills, they look at ways to make stories more dramatic and at using metaphorical language.
Some phrasal verbs are given to help them provide a more accurate discourse when they are talking about environmental issues, together with intermediate-level vocabulary. Common idioms are also introduced so students become familiar with them.
This B2 speaking activity includes speaking questions about the environment to get your students talking, so they integrate all the contents on the worksheet while they speak.
You can also download the teacher and student’s feedback templates at the bottom of the downloads box. With them, you will be able to give your students well-structured individual feedback to take home.
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