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Teaching conversational reactions article
How to teach conversational reactions (including conversational reactions games)
Photocopiable conversational reactions classroom activities
Expressing surprise presentation and practice – NEW
Past, present and future things in common conversational reactions pratice – NEW LINK
Conversational reactions bluff (in this new e-book) – NEW
Conversational reactions strangers on a train (in this new e-book) – NEW
Good and bad conversational reactions roleplays (in this new e-book) – NEW
Conversational reactions coin games (in this new e-book) – NEW
Conversational reactions sentence completion
Conversational reactions in small talk review
Differences between conversational reactions
Talking about achievements conversational reactions practice
Conversational reactions Answer Me
Conversational reactions Answer me game version 3
Your weekend conversational reactions Answer me
Your weekend functional language version 2 – DELETED
Being sympathetic and unsympathetic
Word formation and responding sympathetically
Other photocopiables including conversational reactions
Speaker or listener simplest responses game (turn taking and active listening)
Everyday English Social Expressions mimes
Social English responses card games
Social expressions Answer Me – DELETED
Your weekend functions Answer me game
Showing understanding and suggesting solutions – NEW LINK
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Updated 13 September 2026
