Phrases for giving examples practice game
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Phrases for giving examples speaking game
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Phrases for giving examples practice game
Student A
Give examples of things in one of the categories below until your partner guesses what the category is. Your partner can only guess once for each clue that you give. Use a different giving examples phrase, e.g. one of the ones in the box below, for each hint.
- Businessmen/ Top managers
- Capital cities
- Very large cities
- Places you have been
- People you have met
- People you studied about in school
- Food originally from Europe
- Things which are more important in Japan now than 5 years ago
- Things I can draw
- Things that are in the English language (with no Japanese) that I possess
- Things I have done to try and improve my English
- Places in the Southern hemisphere
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Useful language for giving examples Probably the most obvious example is… The best way of explaining what I’m talking about is with the example of… The first thing/ person/ place that comes to mind when I think of this is… The most well-known/ famous example of this is… There are many famous examples of this, for instance/ e.g… To give an example,… An example which you might not know/ might not be aware of is… An obscure/ A rather obscure example of this is… I’m not sure if this is a good example, but… Useful language for giving further examples A different but connected example is… A less well-known example of this is… An additional example is…/ Another example is… An example that might be clearer is… Perhaps a better example is… The only other example I can think of is… |
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Student B
Give examples of things in one of the categories below until your partner guesses what the category is. Your partner can only guess once for each clue that you give. Use a different giving examples phrase, e.g. one of the ones in the box below, for each hint.
- Places you’d like to go
- People you’d like to meet
- Scientists
- British people
- European people
- Things which are becoming less popular
- Crimes which you imagine are more common abroad
- Sources of the news you rarely or never use
- Things I have watched in English without Japanese subtitles
- Things I can cook
- People I admire
- Songs I know the lyrics of
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Useful language for giving examples Probably the most obvious example is… The best way of explaining what I’m talking about is with the example of… The first thing/ person/ place that comes to mind when I think of this is… The most well-known/ famous example of this is… There are many famous examples of this, for instance/ e.g… To give an example,… An example which you might not know/ might not be aware of is… An obscure/ A rather obscure example of this is… I’m not sure if this is a good example, but… Useful language for giving further examples A different but connected example is… A less well-known example of this is… An additional example is…/ Another example is… An example that might be clearer is… Perhaps a better example is… The only other example I can think of is… |
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