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    Likewise: Your Answers Name

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    This document provides instructions for an activity where students ask and answer present simple questions about themselves. Students first write sentences, then questions to match. They then walk around asking each other the questions and writing the name of anyone who answers the same. The goal is to talk to many classmates and ask follow up questions.

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    This document provides instructions for an activity where students ask and answer present simple questions about themselves. Students first write sentences, then questions to match. They then walk around asking each other the questions and writing the name of anyone who answers the same. The goal is to talk to many classmates and ask follow up questions.

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    This document provides instructions for an activity where students ask and answer present simple questions about themselves. Students first write sentences, then questions to match. They then walk around asking each other the questions and writing the name of anyone who answers the same. The goal is to talk to many classmates and ask follow up questions.

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    This document provides instructions for an activity where students ask and answer present simple questions about themselves. Students first write sentences, then questions to match. They then walk around asking each other the questions and writing the name of anyone who answers the same. The goal is to talk to many classmates and ask follow up questions.

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    Likewise

    Your Answers Name


    In the evening, I like to
    Q:

    I usually get up at during the week.


    Q:

    I exercise times a week / month.


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    At the weekend, I usually


    Q:

    I learn English because


    Q:

    My journey home from class takes minutes.


    Q:

    My favourite movie is
    Q:

    Ive got brother(s) and sister(s).


    Q:

    I go shopping for clothes times a week / month.


    Q:

    I like to eat
    Q:

    My favourite season is spring / summer / autumn / winter.


    Q:

    I like pop / hip-hop / dance / indie / music.


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    I usually before I go to bed.


    Q:
    Teach-This.com 20I4 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.
    TEACH-THIS.COM
    Likewise
    This memorable activity teaches students how to ask and answer present simple wh-
    questions.

    Before class, make one copy of the worksheet for each student.

    Procedure

    Give each student a copy of the worksheet.

    Students begin by completing sentences about themselves.

    The students then work in pairs and write down the questions that correspond to the
    sentences they wrote.

    Students write the questions in the present simple under their sentences. Each question
    must begin with a question word (Who, Which, How often, etc.).

    For example, for the first sentence, students should write: What do you like to do in the
    evening?

    When the students have finished writing their questions, have them start moving round the
    classroom asking and answering the questions.

    When they find someone who has the same answer as them, they say, "Likewise" and write
    the students name in the second column of the worksheet.

    Students cannot look at each others worksheet.

    Encourage them to talk to as many different people as possible and to ask follow-up
    questions where appropriate.

    At the end, students discuss their findings with the whole class.

    Teach-This.com 20I4 Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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