Transform & Speak: B2 Sentence Transformation Game
A competitive board game where teens practise B2-level sentence transformations through authentic speaking tasks. Players navigate 24 cells using keyword transformation prompts that require explanation, comparison, and justification—not simple grammar drills. Each turn demands full sentences and communicative reasoning.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Key word sentence transformations B2 .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner what they would do if they had unlimited free time and why.
- Explain how your life would be different if you had been born in a different country.
- Your team must agree on which technology has changed society the most and explain why.
- Act out someone discovering they've won the lottery—your partner guesses what happened.
- Describe a situation where you had to apologise to someone and what you said.
- Ask your partner what they regret not doing and what they would change.
- Compare how communication was different before and after smartphones existed.
- You have 60 seconds to convince your team that one school subject is more important than another.
- Stand up and mime a job interview—your partner describes what you're doing.
- Explain what advice you would give your younger self and the reason behind it.
- Discuss with your group what skills will be most important in jobs ten years from now.
- Ask your partner what they think causes people to make poor life decisions.
- Describe a time when someone misunderstood what you meant and how you clarified it.
- Show with your hands and body how you would teach someone a physical skill.
- Explain what you would have done differently in a recent conflict with a friend.
- You have 30 seconds to present why people should visit your favourite place.
- Discuss with your team whether social media has made people happier or more anxious.
- Ask your partner how they would respond if someone offered them something unethical.
- Compare how your parents' teenage years were different from yours in at least three ways.
- Act out a customer complaining to a shop assistant—your partner responds professionally.
- Explain what would happen if you suddenly lost access to all your digital devices.
- Describe a goal you've set and what you need to do to achieve it.
- Your team must agree: what is one law that should be changed and justify your choice.
- Ask your partner what they would study if they could choose any subject without career limits.