This worksheet is based on real-life inspired stories from Reddit, particularly from the AITA and relationship advice forums. Each story presents a dilemma involving topics such as family tension, trust, boundaries, and emotional honesty. After reading each scenario, students are invited to engage with targeted discussion questions that help them express their opinions, give advice, and think critically about how they would respond in similar situations. The language is accessible for B1–B2+ learners, making it suitable for teens and adults in conversation classes or debate-based lessons. At the end of the worksheet, students reflect on which stories were the most surprising or difficult, encouraging deeper analysis and comparison. The activity helps students develop their speaking fluency while exploring modern, relatable topics that connect language learning with real-world thinking.

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Reddit Stories: Who’s Right, Who’s Wrong?

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Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. This worksheet is based on real-life inspired stories from Reddit, particularly from the AITA and rela…