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Past Progressive Bluffing Card Game

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Lying game to practise was/ were + verb+ing, based on the accusations game "Liar"

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Past continuous bluffing card game

Deal out all the cards. You can look at all your cards, but don’t show them to other people. The first person makes a question with “When did you last…?” and the word on one of their cards, e.g. “When did you last see your cousins?” and places that card on the table. The next person answers that question using was/ were + v+ing and one of their cards, e.g. “When I was walking down the street”. Blank cards can be any verb that hasn’t been used.

If you think what was said is not true, say “Liar”. If they tell you the sentence was a lie, they have to take all the cards on the table and put them in their pack (as a punishment for lying). If the sentence was actually true, the accuser has to take all the cards on the table (as a punishment for making an accusation). If you don’t think it is a lie, stay silent and the cards stay on the table. The game continues by placing more cards on top of those until someone says “Liar”. The person with least cards when the game stops wins.

 

Verbs to use for “When did you last” questions and answers

 

See

 

 

Break

 

Cut

 

Hurt

 

Find

 

 

Lose

 

Walk

 

Hit

 

Talk

 

 

Hear

 

Listen

 

Watch

 

Eat

 

 

Jump

 

Cook

 

Burn

 

Tear

 

 

Slip

 

Run

 

Speak

 

Kiss

 

 

Cry

 

Laugh

 

Smile

 

Think

 

 

Work

 

Kick

 

Play

 

Study

 

 

Crash

 

Drop

 

Carry

 

Bleed

 

 

Wash

 

Dance

 

Take

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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