Inside Out

the course to judge others by!

Word challenge

Its ____ far the most interesting place Ive visited.

Unfortunately, my plans fell ____ .

I came ____ against a lot of opposition.

____ a word, the food was terrible.

HOW TO PLAY
Play in groups of three. STUDENT A: You are the referee. Look at page 138 of Inside Out Advanced Student's Book. STUDENT B: Choose a square for Student C, who must add the missing word. If the answer is correct, Student C gets a point. If it is not correct, you can win the point if you can give the correct answer. STUDENT C: When you have answered your question, choose a square for Student B and continue the game. Take it in turns to ask and answer questions until all the sentences are completed. The winner is the person with the most points at the end of the game.

It didnt live ____ to my expectations.

I had to weigh it ____ in my mind very carefully.

Unfortunately, it was called ____ at the last minute.

I have a good chance ____ doing it before the end of the year.

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I couldnt put it ____ words.

I realised it was ____ the law.

Ill do it ____ due course.

Its been ____ my conscience for a long time.

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I couldnt do it ____ first.

Ill have done it ____ the end of the year.

I wondered what the future had in store ____ me.

It was a once ____ a lifetime opportunity.

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Shes a woman ____ few words.

There was a terrible mix ____ .

I did it ____ economic reasons.

I needed to pluck ____ courage.

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Inside Out
the course to judge others by!

The books were put on the shelves in a very pazdrahha way.

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Give two words that describe a way of looking.

Shes very valkettai its difficult to get her to shut up at times!

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A person who has influenced you in some way

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I think Ill just psil off quietly. See you tomorrow.

I couldnt get a word in _____! She just went on and on and ...

The Word Game

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Tell a joke!

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His greatest civaehenmet was getting his book published.

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What you would do if you won the lottery jackpot.

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I didnt catch much of what he said hes such a blmmuer.

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Your favourite smell, taste and sound

Give four expressions that include the word mind.

HOW TO PLAY
Play in small groups. You will need a dice and counters. The first player rolls the dice and moves along the board from the Start, according to the number on the dice. The player completes the task on the square they land on. If the player is successful, they can play in the next round. If not, they miss their next turn. The winner is the first player to reach the Finish. There are four types of question:

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I didnt like it. I thought it was in very _____ taste actually.

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I didnt read it properly I just lcefkid through it.

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Give three words made from the word taste.

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The boys stole a car and went for a ____ before crashing it.

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Her sisters got wonderful taste ____ furniture.

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An early memory

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I didnt think they _____ their ideas across very well.

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Weve discovered a new restaurant with an eiieuxqst menu.

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were ____ with traffic which made it difficult to travel around the city.

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Give three words that can describe a discussion or conversation.

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They were having a very in-_____ discussion about politics or something.

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I dont think he nedcgroies how important it was.

Rearrange a mixed-up word.

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Your favourite restaurant

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Romuur has it that the two companies are going to merge.

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Give two informal words that mean steal.

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Complete a task.

Have you heard about Janes ____ to chocolate? She cant get enough of it!

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Your favourite city

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She had to ascrbleb about in her bag for her glasses when the film started.

Add a missing word.

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Your home town

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Thats a pretty fdta idea!

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Something you regret

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She ____ her fists in an effort to control her anger.

Talk about something for thirty seconds without stopping.

FINISH

Its never a good idea to ____ up your feelings.

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