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    1. Players draw 8 ships of various lengths on a grid and take turns asking yes/no questions using past continuous tense to try and locate each other's ships. 2. If a question hits a ship, the answer is yes and that ship is sunk. If it misses, the answer is no and additional questions are needed. 3. The goal is to be the first to sink all of the opponent's ships through process of elimination by correctly guessing their locations.

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    1. Players draw 8 ships of various lengths on a grid and take turns asking yes/no questions using past continuous tense to try and locate each other's ships. 2. If a question hits a ship, the answer is yes and that ship is sunk. If it misses, the answer is no and additional questions are needed. 3. The goal is to be the first to sink all of the opponent's ships through process of elimination by correctly guessing their locations.

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    Past Continuous Questions Battleship Boardgames - 122643

    Uploaded by

    Iza Gesikowska
    1. Players draw 8 ships of various lengths on a grid and take turns asking yes/no questions using past continuous tense to try and locate each other's ships. 2. If a question hits a ship, the answer is yes and that ship is sunk. If it misses, the answer is no and additional questions are needed. 3. The goal is to be the first to sink all of the opponent's ships through process of elimination by correctly guessing their locations.

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    BATTLESHIP

    1.- Draw 8 ships on your ocean: 3 ships of two squares, 3 ships of two squares, 2 ships of one
    square.
    2.- Guess where your partner’s ships are by making questions with past continuous.
    For ex:
    A) YOU ASK: Was your best friend dancing reggaeton?
    YOUR ENEMY’S Dancing Kissing a Eating Smelling a Drinking Playing Riding a Watching
    OCEAN salsa? cat? cat’s flower? cola? the horse? Netflix?
    food? piano?
    Was your best
    friend
    Was your
    teacher
    Were you

    Was your dog

    Was your family

    Were your
    friends
    Were you &
    your dog
    Was your
    neighbour
    B) YOUR PARTNER ANSWERS: -Yes, he was (HIT) (You hit your partner’s ship, now sink the ship). -
    No, he wasn´t (MISS) (You didn´t hit your partner’s ship , keep asking)
    3.- Sink your partner’s ships. (HIT all of the ships)
    Dancing Kissing a Eating Smelling a Drinking Playing Riding a Watching
    YOUR OCEAN reggaeton cat? cat’s flower? tequila? the horse? Netflix?
    ? food? piano?
    Was your best
    friend
    Was your
    teacher
    Were you

    Was your dog

    Was your family

    Were your
    friends
    Were you &
    your dog
    Was your
    neighbor

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