See the next page for the rules.
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Words to describe lines |
Rooms |
External features of buildings |
Changes in Tokyo during your lifetime |
START Sentences describing this building that your partners agree with |
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Janglish connected to architecture and its British or American versions |
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Sentences describing Chiba that your partners agree with |
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Architecture words which have different meanings in Japanese and English |
Sentences about British homes that your partners agree with |
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2D shapes |
3D shapes
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Dimensions |
Types of house
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Storage in a house |
Types of roof
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Words connected to floors |
True sentences about where your partner is living |
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Words connected to going up and down in buildings |
Cities your partner wouldn’t like to live in |
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Different kinds of lighting |
Cities your partner would like to live in |
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Building materials |
Important factors when choosing a city that your partner agrees with |
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Kinds of accommodation |
Negative things about Tokyo that your partner agrees with |
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Negative adjectives to describe cities |
Positive adjectives to describe cities |
Cities your partner wouldn’t like to visit |
Cities your partner would like to visit |
Positive things about Tokyo that your partner agrees with |
Instructions
Everyone put a counter each on the Start square. To move, students must make correct sentences that match the instructions in the box they are on, stopping counting the first time they make a mistake. For example, if they say three things that their partner agrees with about this building and then their partner disagrees with their fourth statement they can move three squares clockwise and their next task will be to name 3D shapes.
The first person to get all the way round the board and the person who is leading when the teacher stops the game is the winner.
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