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Things that your partner agrees are going up (with a different trends verb in each sentence) |
Things that your partner agrees are going down (with a different trends verb in each sentence) | Different reasons why your partner can’t speak to someone each time that they phone | Words that your partner can’t pronounce (write them down then ask for the pronunciation) | START
Uncountable things that your partner would take on holiday |
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Phrases for talking about a last stage |
Instructions for students
Do the challenge of the square you are on until you make a mistake, then move the number of squares of the correct things you said.
Further challenge Make similar challenges for other groups. Suggestions:
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Phrases for talking about a next stage |
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| True statements about a company that your partner chooses | Trends phrases that don’t just mean “go up” or “go down” | ||||
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Phrases for talking about a first stage |
Differences between jobs that your partner can’t explain | ||||
| Processes that your partner can’t describe more than three steps of | English abbreviations that your partner doesn’t know | ||||
| Countable things in your partner’s bathroom | English words which your partner can’t spell | ||||
| Comparisons between different tourist spots that your partner agrees with | Differences between words connected to travel that your partner can’t explain | ||||
| True sentences about one past time without your partner guessing (one point for each wrong guess) | Steps in using something that’s always in this room (using a different phrase for each) | ||||
| True Past Simple sentences about your partner (with a different time expression every time) | True sentences about your partner with “ed” with the /id/ sound | ||||
| True Present Perfect sentences about your partner (with a different time expression every time) | Comparisons between Japanese things and things in other countries that your partner agrees with | ||||
| Comparisons between Tokyo and other places that your partner agrees with | True sentences about your partner with “ed” with the /d/ sound | ||||
| True sentences about your partner with “ed” with the /t/ sound | Comparisons between jobs that your partner agrees with | Statements about one job that your partner agrees with | Things that your partner agrees aren’t important in a good job | Things that your partner agrees are important in a good job | |
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