English Esl Conversation: Habits, Customs, and Traditions. Short Funny Conversations in English to make small talks in English PDF
English Esl Conversation: Habits, Customs, and Traditions
Small Talks about Habits, Customs, and Traditions
Ideas to make short conversations about Habits, Customs, and Traditions to practice speaking skills and improve the vocabulary.
Level:
This lesson can be used on teenagers and adults of elementary to advanced students.
Target
The aim of this lesson is to improve vocabulary and conversation.
Preparation
Print the activity sheet and photocopy one for each student in the class.
Introduction
After going through your regular review and teacher talk, tell the students they’re going to practice conversation talking about Habits, Customs, and Traditions.
Group Activity
Break the students up into groups of two or three and let them ask each other the questions in the activity sheet.
Wrap Up
The students break up their groups and come together as a class again. Quickly, try the routine as a class without letting the students look at their sheets.
Habits, Customs, and Traditions
- Do you have any bad habits?
- Do you bite your nails?
- Do you pick your nose?
- Do you fart or burp?
- Are you a tidy person?
- What is your pet peeve?
- What are some good studying habits?
- What are some good eating habits?
- What are good hygienic habits?
- What do you think is rude?
- Teach me a customary greeting from your country?
- What are some customs for eating in your country?
- What are the big holidays in your country?
- What is customary when you visit someone’s house?
- Who pays for dates in your country?
- Describe a typical wedding ceremony in your country?
- Who is the traditional head of the household in your country?
- Do you think it’s important to keep traditions?
- Do you think young people keep traditions in your country?
- What is a traditional common food in your country?
- What is a traditional gourmet meal in your country?
- What are traditional clothes in your country?
- What are traditional musical instruments in your country?
- What are the traditional symbols of your country?
- Tell me a traditional children’s story from your country.
- Can you sing a traditional children’s song?
English ESL Short Conversation: Habits, Customs, and Traditions
Vocabulary for Habits, Customs, and Traditions
Write the meaning of the following expressions and then write a sentence using the expression:
- bad habit:
- tidy:
- pet peeve:
- ceremony:
- traditional:
- keep tradition:
- custom:
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