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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Sentences and Questions

    Activity Type Introduction


    Grammar and Speaking In this was and were game, students practice forming affirmative
    Game: forming sentences and negative sentences as well as questions with was and were.
    and questions from The game also helps students practice subject-verb agreement.
    prompts, freer practice
    (group work) Procedure
    Divide the students into groups of three. Pairs are also possible.
    Focus
    Give each group a set of cards and a piece of paper for keeping
    Was and Were score.
    statements and questions

    Subject-verb agreement Ask the students to shuffle the cards and deal out nine cards
    each, leaving the rest in a pile face-down on the table.

    Aim Players then place their cards face-up in front of them.

    To make affirmative and The first player looks at their cards and makes as many three-
    negative statements as card sentences or questions as possible using each card once,
    well as questions with e.g. 'They were late.'
    was and were.
    As the player creates each sentence or question, they lay the
    corresponding cards out on the table for everyone to see.
    Preparation
    Make one copy of the For each correct sentence or question, the player scores a point.
    cards for each group
    of three and cut as The player then takes the number of cards they used from the top
    indicated. of the pile. Each player should always have nine cards until there
    are no cards left in the pile.

    Level It's then the next student's turn to play.

    Elementary (A1-A2) If a player cannot make a sentence or question, they take one
    card from the top of the pile, put one of their cards at the bottom,
    and miss a turn.
    Time
    20 minutes The game continues until all the cards have been used or until
    players cannot make any more sentences or questions.

    The player with the most points at the end of the game wins.

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    WAS/ WERE

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Sentences and Questions

    I You He She It We They

    I You He She The movie We They

    You and The


    I Pietro The dog You and I Li and Chen
    Marco children

    You and The The


    I Andre We They
    your wife students weather

    was was was was was was was

    were were were were were were were

    wasn't wasn't wasn't wasn't wasn't wasn't wasn't

    weren't weren't weren't weren't weren't weren't weren't

    at school a friend right sick at home friends here

    in the car a classmate late rainy kind classmates there

    happy a student sorry tired hungry students with me

    online a teacher married unhappy funny teachers outside

    Teach-This.com © 2021 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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