Present Simple and Continuous- Discuss and Agree

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Suggested vocabulary/ topics with which to discuss and write present tense opinions - good for intermediate students who still need Present Simple and Progressive practice.

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Present Simple and Continuous discuss and agree

Choose words from below and try to agree on then write down present statements about the world using them, e.g. “The government is making lots of bad decisions” or “People in this country don’t often think about the environment” if you both agree on that. You can combine words from below if you like, and negative statements are also OK. You will get one point for each statement that another group agrees is true but haven’t written down.

Nouns/ Subjects

airlines

banks

big companies

bosses

brands

civil servants (= public servants)

consumers/ shoppers

department stores

directors/ executives

domestic companies

female…

friendship

hotels

insurance companies

internet companies

investors

(local/ national) governments

(married) couples

(middle) managers

new recruits/ graduate recruits

old people

parents

people in the countryside

people in this country

politicians

schools/ universities/ teachers

shops/ supermarkets

social media

students/ university students

teenagers

the economy

the environment

the internet

the middle class

tourists/ travellers/ foreign visitors

travel agencies/ travel companies

young people

Verbs

adapt

believe

buy

invest in

move

offer

cause/ lead to

change

charge

cost

decline/ decrease/ drop/ fall

develop

experience

feel

follow

grow/ increase

learn

listen to

look for

look forward to

miss

offer

play

read

study

suffer from

think about

try

use

wait

wear

worry

 

Share a sentence you agree on and see if others agree and think it’s grammatically correct.

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