Gameshow
Present perfect or past simple gameshow
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Classroom language flash cards
Flash cards
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Questions and answers
· 14 pairsShow answers
| Keyword | Match |
|---|---|
| You don't understand. | Sorry, can you say that again, please? |
| The teacher is speaking too fast. | Can you speak more slowly, please? |
| You don't know what a word means. | What does this word mean? |
| You don't know a word in English. | How do you say this in English? |
| You don't know how to spell a word. | How do you spell that? |
| You didn't hear the page number. | Sorry, what page are we on? |
| You need help. | Can you help me, please? |
| You have a question. | Excuse me, can I ask a question? |
| You don't have a pen. | Can I borrow a pen, please? |
| You can't see the board. | Sorry, I can't see the board. |
| You need to go to the bathroom. | May I go to the bathroom, please? |
| You are late for class. | Sorry I'm late. |
| You finished the task. | I'm done. What should I do next? |
| You don't have a partner. | Can I work with you? |
Teaching notes
Fourteen everyday classroom situations on the front, with the English phrase to say on the back: when you don't understand, don't know a word, need a pen or arrive late. It's for A1 learners of any age and works best in the first weeks of a course, so English becomes the language of the classroom.
Read the situation aloud and let the class say the phrase together before you flip. Then act a situation out, such as looking lost or dropping your pen, and ask learners for the phrase. Put the phrases on the wall and praise anyone who uses one in class. Print it as a matching worksheet, or switch it to Match up for a second round.
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