English, asked by mkrishabagasin20, 4 months ago

whrite a short pharagraph about your conversations in school activities using the four kinds of sentences;declarative,interrogative,exclamatory, and imperative sentences. be guided with the rubics provided.

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Answered by Gotadoubt

DECLARATIVE: ITS A SENTENCE WHERE U DECLARE SOMETHING.

INTERROGATIVE: ITS LIKE ASKING A QUESTION.

EXCLAMATORY: EXPRESSION

IMPERATIVE: A REQUEST OR AN ORDER

DECLARATIVE: Today is a good day.

INTERROGATIVE: How was ur day at school ?

INTERROGATIVE: How beautiful it is to work together!!

IMPERATIVE: Please help me with the project !!

Answered by shashank5438

Answer:

Silence: a teacher’s greatest enemy. And although you’d imagine that a silent classroom must be the sweetest sound in the world to teachers, without 30 or so children screaming ‘miss’ into your ear (an image we can all relate to), silence is actually the last thing you want in an ESL classroom.

Getting the conversation flowing and learners interacting is important so that children can develop their speaking and listening skills. It also makes children feel more at ease in the classroom, and more comfortable engaging in the lesson. It helps to create a positive learning environment where everyone feels they can contribute.

So how to break this impenetrable wall of silence? By having a store of handy English conversation class topics for teaching. We’ve gathered together some great topic ideas that you can use to start up some conversations in your class. These are great for breaking through silences and helping your learners to develop their conversational vocabulary and speaking skills. So check out these 35 different English conversation class topics for teaching with different questions you can use as prompts to give to your learners.

And if you’re also looking for helpful ESL conversation activities, you can check out this video.

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Do you know any good ghost stories?

If you were a ghost, where would you haunt?

Celebrities

Do you have a favourite celebrity? Who is it and why?

Do you think celebrities are important? Why?

Would you like to be a celebrity? Why/why not?

Fears

What are you most afraid of and why?

Can you describe a time when you faced a fear?

Why do you think we develop fears of certain things? Why don’t we all have the same fears?

For another fun speaking activity, check out this great video below!

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We hope that these English conversation class topics for teaching inspire some engaging conversations in your classroom. And depending on the ability level of your learners, you could always add more complex questions, or even simpler ones. These topics are just a great starting point for you to get those mouths moving. And hopefully, you’ve also picked up some handy resources along the way for you to use in class to support these topics.

If you’re looking for any extra tips for your ESL learners, you can check out our range of videos, created by experienced ESL teachers. Or check out our incredible range of resources, sorted by ability level, skill and topic.

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