Instructions
Students keep trying to do the thing that it says in the square that they are on until they make a mistake, then can move the number of squares of the correct things they said.
| True sentences about your partner’s home | True sentences about your partner’s local area | Types of housing | Negative adjectives for urban areas | STARTTrue and grammatical sentences about the Guggenheim Bilbao |
| Different kinds of injuries | Things you’ll be doing at the same time as your partner | |||
| Different kinds of surgery | Plans and ambitions that you share with your partner | |||
| Different possible replies to this sentence “A shadow has just appeared on the window” | Predictions about the world that your partner agrees with | |||
| Sentences about the clockwork radio that are true or your partners agree with | True sentences about the British education system | |||
| Sentences about that are true or your partner agrees with Post Its | Negative adjectives to describe films | |||
| Answers to your partner’s trivia questions | Opinions about movies that all your partners agree with | |||
| How many things you can persuade your mother to buy for you | Reasons why publishing celebrity gossip should be banned | |||
| Reasons why marketing to kids is a good thing | Reasons why publishing celebrity gossip is okay | |||
| Reasons why marketing to kids is a bad thing | True sentences of things your partner has on them with non-defining relative clauses | |||
| Collocations with “brand” | Collocations with “sales” | Collocations with “consumer” | Explanations for why a TV ad is like it is | True sentences about your partner with defining relative clauses |
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