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Frequency Expressions- Ranking and Speaking Card Games

A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

More often and less often time expressions presentation and practice card games, including asking questions to get particular adverbs of frequency and similar expressions with numbers.

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Frequency expressions ranking and speaking card games

Without looking below, put the cards that you are given into order from the least frequent at the bottom to the most frequent at the top. Put the two groups of cards (those in bold and those in italics) into two different columns.

Cards to cut up

 

Always

 

 

Three times a day

 

Almost always

 

 

Twice a week

 

Usually/ Generally

 

 

Once every two weeks

 

Often

 

 

Once a month

 

Sometimes

 

 

Once every three months

 

Rarely/ Seldom

 

 

Four times a year

 

 

Very rarely

 

 

Once every two or three years

 

 

Never

 

 

Once a decade

Check as a class or with an un-cut-up copy of the worksheet.

Deal cards out between you and do the activity or activity from here that your teacher tells you to:

  • Make general statements about people, companies, politicians etc in your country using one of your cards. If the other people agree that your statement is true, you can discard that card.
  • Try to make true statements about your partner’s routines using the words on your cards in order to be able to discard them.
  • Ask “How often…?” questions about your partner, and discard any cards that have words that they use in their answers.
  • Answer “How often…?” questions with words on your cards, and see if your partner can guess if you were lying or not. If they falsely accuse you of lying, they have to take that card and add it to their pack.

The person with fewest cards at the end of the game is the winner.

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