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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Deception

    Activity Type Introduction


    Grammar and Writing This present perfect game helps to teach students how to use the
    Game: writing sentences, present perfect to talk about experiences.
    true or false, guessing
    (group work) Procedure
    Give each student a copy of the worksheet.
    Focus
    First, students write down twelve present perfect sentences about
    Present perfect for
    things that they have and haven't done in their lives using the
    experience
    verbs in the box on the worksheet.

    Six sentences should be true and six should be false.


    Aim
    To write present perfect Tell the students to write sentences that are hard to guess.
    sentences about things
    you have and haven't When the students have finished, they cut out the true and false
    done. cards at the bottom of their worksheet.

    Next, split the class into small teams.


    Preparation
    Each team plays against another team. The teams playing against
    Make one copy of the
    each other must have the same number of team members, e.g.
    worksheet for each
    two teams of two, two teams of three, etc.
    student.
    Give one piece of paper to each team for keeping score.
    Level
    The two teams sit opposite each other.
    Pre-intermediate (A2)
    One student goes first and reads one of their sentences to the
    opposing team.
    Time
    45 minutes The opposing team's players each put down a true or false card,
    depending on whether they think the statement is true or not.

    The student then reveals the answer. The opposing team gets one
    point for each correct guess.

    Then, one student on the other team reads one of their sentences,
    and so on.

    This continues back and forth with one team reading a sentence
    and the other team guessing whether it is true or false, until all
    the sentences have been used.

    The team with the most points at the end of the game is the
    winner.

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    PRESENT PERFECT - EVER AND NEVER

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Deception

    Write down 12 present perfect sentences about things that you have and haven't
    done in your life using the verbs in the box. Six sentences should be true and six
    sentences should be false.

    meet find try play see ride take visit be go eat make

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    True False

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