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These are some small things you
can do as lesson fillers and as a transition between larger activities.
Find Someone Who... (Whole
class, 20mins)
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Before class, prepare a
handout.
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Demonstrate to the class the
dialogue to use, and how to use the paper. They ONLY write their partners
name if their partner gave a 'yes' answer. This game relies on honesty, a
good variety of questions, and frequent partner changes.
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Dialogue: "A: Hi, John. Do you
like to listen to music?" B: "Yes, I do / No, not really". A: "Thanks, how
do you spell your name?"
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This is a sample:
Find Someone Who...
A: Hi, _________. Do you...?
B: Yes, I do. / No, not really.
A: Great. How do you spell your
name? / I see, thanks.
B: It's J-o-h-n.
A: Thanks.
...like to listen to music?
...cook often?
...watch horror movies?
...like Korean food?
... (about fifteen items with
similar grammar)
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