What If Humans Disappeared Tomorrow?

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In this class, you’ll imagine what theEarth would look like without humans.
You will:
Learn vocabulary related to the environment, sustainability, and human-made structures.
Practice using language for speculation, including modal verbs like could, might, and would.
Improve fluency by sharing your opinions and engaging in group discussions.
Collaborate with classmates to analyze and explain key points from the video.
Use critical thinking to explore humanity’s lasting impact on the planet.
Get creative by imagining future scenarios and debating differing perspectives.
By the end of this class, you’ll feel more confident expressing yourself in speculative conversations and using advanced vocabulary to talk about environmental and global issues. Let’s uncover the secrets of a world without humans!

Questions list

1. Have you seen a place where nature and cities mix?

2. Can you name a place where nature has reclaimed an area?

3. What technology could you live without and why?

4. How do you think humans have affected nature and wildlife?

5. What one human creation would you save for the future?

1. What do you think would happen to human-made systems like electricity, subways, and water supplies in the days following humanity’s disappearance?

2. How do you think plants and animals would react to the absence of humans?

3. How would cities and towns change over the years without maintenance?

4. What do you think would be the most enduring traces of human activity on Earth?

5. Should we prioritize saving endangered animals over expanding cities or industries?

6. The video mentions plastic lasting for millions of years. How could this affect the environment and ecosystems?

7. What habits can people change to live more sustainably?

8. Can innovations like renewable energy undo the harm caused by humans?

9. What can individuals versus governments do to combat climate change?

10. Do you think the Earth would truly “thrive” without humans, or do humans have a positive role to play on the planet? Why?

1. You'll have 10 minutes to freely interact with your partner(s)

Get ready for an engaging 10 minutes where you'll receive valuable feedback from your tutor regarding vocabulary, pronunciation and grammar mistakes