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B2–C1Teens, Adults· 20–30 minutes

Describing Advantages and Disadvantages - Conversation Practice

Practise describing advantages and disadvantages through two model conversations at B2–C1 level. Key phrases are highlighted in the dialogues and collected below each example. Two prompts help learners create their own conversations.

What’s in the worksheet?

  • Two model conversations
  • Highlighted phrases in context
  • Key phrases below each dialogue
  • Two prompts for pair practice

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A simple way to teach it

  1. Read the conversations in pairs and notice how the highlighted phrases fit the situation.
  2. Review the key phrases below each dialogue, then read again with natural intonation.
  3. Use the two prompts to create new conversations. Encourage learners to adapt the phrases rather than copy the examples.

Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.

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