ToolsAudio & Video Summary GapFill

How to Use the Audio & Video Summary GapFill Tool

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Add Audio or Video

To create an "Audio and Video Summary Gapfill" task using Twee, start by uploading an audio or video file from your device, or paste a link directly from YouTube or Vimeo. If you'd like to focus on a specific section of the video, you can trim it to your preferred length.

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Select a Language & Level

Next, set the language of the video. You can either manually select it or leave "Detect automatically" and let Twee handle the rest. Then, choose the appropriate student level. You can select from CEFR levels, a grade, or an age group.

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Generate Your GapFill Task

Once everything is set, click "Do the magic!" and Twee will generate a summary gap-fill exercise in seconds.

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Listen & Learn

This activity is a fantastic way to improve listening comprehension while reinforcing key vocabulary and ideas from the video or audio file.

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Ready-made lesson plans that use this tool

B1
Is Jennifer Lopez Retiring from Music?

This ESL lesson plan focuses on the potential retirement of Jennifer Lopez from music, designed for B1 level adults and teens. Through individual listening exercises, students will watch a talk show interview, analyze Lopez's thoughts on her career, and practice answering comprehension questions. This 60-minute session includes discussions on themes of legacy, creativity, and the personal impact of an artist's journey, allowing students to explore cultural icons and reflect on how personal experiences shape creativity.

B2
Commercial Spaceflights

This engaging ESL lesson plan on commercial spaceflight targets adults and teens in a group setting, enhancing their listening and speaking skills. Students will work together to discuss their thoughts on space tourism, analyze quotes from industry leaders, and answer questions based on an informative video. The lesson structure includes group discussions, video comprehension activities, and opinion-sharing, allowing participants to articulate their viewpoints and arguments effectively while exploring the implications of commercial spaceflight.

B1-B2
Black Friday Frenzy

This lesson plan about Black Friday introduces intermediate-level learners to key shopping-related terms through ESL activities. Students will develop listening and speaking skills with a warm-up game, a listening task on the history of Black Friday, and a shopping activity where they compare sale items. Engaging in discussions about impulse buying and finding bargains enhances their fluency and understanding of everyday shopping vocabulary.

C1-C2
Bizarre Marketing Campaigns

This group-focused lesson explores unconventional advertising strategies, targeting advanced learners (C1-C2). Students will analyze bizarre marketing campaigns, engage in speaking, listening, and vocabulary exercises, and evaluate the effectiveness of unique advertising approaches. This interactive ESL lesson plan promotes critical thinking and creativity, enabling participants to design their own innovative campaigns while expanding their language skills.

C1
Emerald Isle Celebrations

This lesson plan immerses C1-level ESL learners in the history and traditions of Saint Patrick's Day. Through discussions, vocabulary matching, video quizzes, gap-fill activities, and role-play dialogues, students develop advanced listening, speaking, and summarizing skills. The lesson plan emphasizes collaborative learning and cultural exploration, making it an engaging and informative topic for group lessons.

C1-C2
Vivisection Debate

This ESL lesson plan engages students in a 60-min group discussion and debate on vivisection and animal testing. Designed for C1-C2 level learners, the lesson includes listening and speaking exercises focusing on ethical considerations, scientific advancements, and alternative methods. Students will analyze opinions, answer comprehension questions, and participate in a structured debate, building critical discussion and argumentation skills.

B2
AI Love

This ESL lesson plan explores the topic of emotional connections with AI, targeting listening and speaking skills for B2-level adults. Students discuss questions about AI relationships, watch a video to complete a summary activity, and brainstorm the pros and cons of relying on AI for companionship. The lesson includes an engaging role-play exercise using chatbots, encouraging learners to practice real-world communication. Ideal for fostering critical thinking and fluency!

B1
You Can Count On Me

This engaging ESL lesson plan helps B1-level teens explore the qualities of friendship through music and discussion. Students will learn key vocabulary, practice conditional sentences, and engage with Bruno Mars's song "Count on Me." The lesson plan develops skills in understanding song lyrics and forming meaningful connections while reinforcing group discussion and writing activities.