1 Grammar Review

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Chinese at school? Have you got French well. Do they sometimes go

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TV in the evenings. My friends and I don’t speak in New York. Have your parents got
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to go swimming this weekend? My sister works to the beach? Sarah plays tennis
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early on Sundays. Does your little brother go with her brother. We aren’t
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visit my grandparents. Hannah speaks sitcoms. I often watch

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lots of people every year. My aunt and uncle live to school. Do you want
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at 8.30 a.m. Does she go your grandad? My brother doesn’t get up

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to the cinema together? Jenny often argues Harry Potter films. We don’t often
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any brothers or sisters? My parents don’t like to the supermarket. The Queen meets
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Italian. Our teacher doesn’t walk a car? We start school

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at school. How old is her friends on Saturdays. Do your friends go

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to school? I don’t watch from Germany. Do you study

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 1 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: One set of cards cut up for each group of
students
• Divide students into groups of three or four. Give them
a set of dominoes and ask them to deal them out face
down to the group, giving an equal number to each
player.
• Ask a student to lay down a domino face up and explain
that each student must look at their dominoes and take
turns to lay one down at either end of the domino or
line of dominoes. Also explain that the two dominoes
together must form a proper sentence or question. If
students aren’t sure if something is correct, they should
ask you.

from Germany. Do you study Chinese at school? Have you got a car? We start school

• Tell students that there is sometimes more than one

correct answer for each domino.
• If a student cannot lay down a domino, they miss a turn.
• The winner is the first person to use all of his or her
dominoes.
• Set a time limit for the game. Fast finishers can play
again.
• At the end of the game, check any sentences that
caused problems.

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