CONTROVERSIAL TOPICS CONVERSATION CLASS
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Created on December 12, 2022
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Transcript
Controversial Topics
Let's debate!Choose a card and talk about ideas in it.Group A will always agree / be positive with it.Group B will always disagree / be negative with it.
GO!
PART I
Choose a card and talk about ideas in it.Group A will always agree with it.Group B will always disagree with it.
0 Reading
Aging
01 Religion
02 Death Penalty
03 Infidelity
04 Cosmetic surgery
Bonus activity
Tips
use connectors of contrast
Nevertheless / However
Whereas
Yet / But
TIP
Although
Despite / In spite of
Nonetheless
PLAY A GAME TO PRACTISE
back
HOWEVER / NEVERTHELESS
Example:I believe education should be free for everyone. Nevertheless, I understand how challenging it is to support this measure for several countries.
back
WHEREAS
Example:Public schools in England are private, whereas in Argentina it means they are free, that is, supported by the government.
back
YET / BUT
Example:Private schools are expensive. Yet, many people are willing to pay for fee to invest in their kids' education.
back
ALTHOUGH / THOUGH
Example:Although many kids finish school, many others drop out at an early age
Note:-Although + clause (subject + verb).-"Though" is more common in spoken English
back
DESPITE / IN SPITE OF...
Example: -He got the job despite his prison records-He's become successful in spite of not having a university degree.
Note:-Despite + noun / ing verb. (more formal)- In spite or + noun / ing verb
back
NONETHELESS
Example: There are serious problems in our country. Nonetheless, we care more about the World Cup.
chain game!
Student A says a word. Student B repeats that word and adds ONE more. Student C Repeats everything and adds one more, and so on until you all make one meaningful sentence. USE ONE CONNECTOR.
Videogames
...
Videogames are
Videogames are fun
Videogames are fun but
Videogames are fun but they
Videogames are fun but they can...
TIP: Remember English structures: subject+verb+adverbs of time/place.After some connectors you need a clause (subject + verb) again.
READING
Reading books is an old fashion habit. Ray Bradbury predicted books will disappear, indeed.
Religion
Is it right to teach religion at school? Do you mean religions or A religion?
DEATH PENALTY
Death penalty is what our country needs.
INFIDELITY
Not only is infidelity an acceptable behaviour but also a forgivable one.
cosmetic surgery
Cosmetic or plastic surgeries are a reflection of people's low self-steem , ergo they will always crave for it.
AGING
Life is better before you turn 30. Aging sucks.
Choose a topic and ask a question to the group
You can drag the light to search through the darkness
TELEVISION
BULLYING
GHOSTS
MONEY
TERRORISM
SPEAK YOUR MIND
LEGAL GUNS
MILITARY SERVICE
PRIVATE EDUCATION
ENTER THE SECRET CODE
Well done!
You managed to support opinions on controversial topics and from various perspectives.