The teacher offers the class a story in which the adjectives are left out. The players offer various adjectives one after another. The teach-
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er fills in the blanks in the same order. Then the story is read to the class.
Who Am I?
The game "Who Am I ? " is an excellent way of practising all kinds of question forms, e.g. present, past, with and without auxiliary. The teacher tells his class that he is going to pretend to be a famous person. He can be male, or female, dead or alive. By questioning him, the students have to guess who he is or was. Questions such as "What do you do ? " or "Where do you come from ? " are not allowed, as these give the game away too quickly, but questions such as "What do you do in your spare time? " and "Do you travel a lot? » can be permitted. After 6 or 7 questions have been asked, the teacher stops them and asks one of them to sum up what they know about him so far. The student will say: "So far, we know that...", etc. Then they try to guess "Who I Am".