This worksheet explores the provocative idea of English becoming the world’s only language, presented through a devil’s advocate reading text titled “One World, One Language: Why English Should Lead the Way.” The reading argues in favor of English as a global tool for unity and efficiency, suggesting a future with one language and even one government. Students are encouraged to challenge this view in a guided class discussion. The lesson includes pre-taught debate language (opinion phrases, agreeing/disagreeing, giving examples), a reading passage (approx. 400 words), and thought-provoking questions about language, identity, and culture. Designed for B1–B2 learners, especially teens or young adults, this activity promotes critical thinking, global awareness, and structured speaking practice.



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One World, One Language?

one-world-one-language

Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. This worksheet explores the provocative idea of English becoming the world’s only language, presented…