Students in Team A: Find the person in Team B with the matching ending of your sentence. Students in Team B: Find the person in Team A with the matching beginning of your sentence. Team A
2 Grammar Review Aims: To review and practise grammar from the unit. This can be completed when students have finished the unit. Time: 15–20 minutes Materials: 1 set of Team A cards cut up for one team of ten students. 1 set of Team B cards cut up for one team of ten students. For additional students, divide into A/B teams and make sure they have corresponding cards. • Divide students into A/B teams. Give each student in Team A one card from the Team A set. Give each student in Team B one card from the Team B set. • Students read the sentence half on their card and then try to find the person on the other team with the matching sentence half. • Tell students to read their sentence halves very carefully as many of them are very similar, but there is only one true match for each sentence. • Set a time limit of ten minutes for students to go around the classroom and find their partner with the matching sentence half. Once students think they have found their partner, tell them to sit down together. When two thirds of the class is sitting down, get pairs of students to read out their sentences and ask the rest of the class to listen and check if they have correctly identified the matching sentences. KEY My sister is furious because I forgot to buy her a birthday present. I would rather stay at home than go out tonight. I think you should apologise for breaking my favourite cup. Why do you never offer to help me with my homework? The teacher threatened to call my parents about my rudeness in class. The faster you drive the more scared I feel. She is much better at maths than she was last year. My phone is nowhere near as expensive as my friend’s. The news today is even worse than it was yesterday. Our house is not quite as close to the station as yours.