Grammar Quest: B2 Speaking Board Game
A 24-space board game where B2 teens engage in authentic pair and group speaking tasks anchored to real-world scenarios. Players ask questions, negotiate opinions, act out situations, and present ideas—all designed to reinforce target grammar structures through genuine communicative gaps.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: My word list.
Speaking prompts on the board
- What chores or rules do you have to follow at home that you think are completely unnecessary?
- Describe a time when you had to apologize for something you had done wrong.
- Which school subjects do you have to study even though they have nothing to do with your future career?
- Are you allowed to use your phone during lunch breaks at your school, or is it strictly banned?
- At what age do you think teenagers should be allowed to make their own medical or financial decisions?
- Do you think students may leave the school premises during free periods, or should the gates stay locked?
- Think about a minor mistake you made recently. What shouldn't you have done or said in that situation?
- Ask your partner what advice they would give to their younger self five years ago.
- Do your parents ever complain that you shouldn't be spending so much time on your phone when you have exams?
- What is something a teacher or classmate did recently that you think they shouldn't have done?
- If a friend is feeling completely burned out by schoolwork, what should they do to relax?
- Your team must agree on the best way to spend a free weekend and justify your choice.
- What is something a teenager had better not do if they want to maintain a good relationship with their parents?
- Do you think parents should monitor their children's social media accounts, or is privacy more important?
- What is something you mustn't forget to do before you leave the house every morning?
- What is something you must tell your best friend, even if it might hurt their feelings?
- Ask your partner what they would have studied if they could choose any subject without limits.
- At what age should teenagers be permitted to travel to another city alone with their friends?
- Do you think you should be allowed to choose your own teachers at school if you don't get along with them?
- Think about the last argument you had. What could you have said differently to avoid the drama?
- What is an annoying habit your siblings or friends have that makes you think, "They really shouldn't be doing that in public"?
- Have you ever bought something online and immediately realized you shouldn't have wasted your money on it?