Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 251 views

    Zero Conditional Guessing Game

    Uploaded by

    Charlie Win
    The document provides instructions for a zero conditional guessing game where students fill in blanks to complete sentences about typical reactions to different situations and then take turns reading incomplete sentences for their partner to guess. There are 15 sentences provided about common scenarios and reactions.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Zero Conditional Guessing Game

    Uploaded by

    Charlie Win
    251 views1 page
    The document provides instructions for a zero conditional guessing game where students fill in blanks to complete sentences about typical reactions to different situations and then take turns reading incomplete sentences for their partner to guess. There are 15 sentences provided about common scenarios and reactions.

    Original Description:

    A worksheet for helping students practice the zero-conditionalÉ

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document provides instructions for a zero conditional guessing game where students fill in blanks to complete sentences about typical reactions to different situations and then take turns reading incomplete sentences for their partner to guess. There are 15 sentences provided about common scenarios and reactions.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    251 views1 page

    Zero Conditional Guessing Game

    Uploaded by

    Charlie Win
    The document provides instructions for a zero conditional guessing game where students fill in blanks to complete sentences about typical reactions to different situations and then take turns reading incomplete sentences for their partner to guess. There are 15 sentences provided about common scenarios and reactions.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    TEACH-THIS.

    COM
    Zero Conditional Guessing Game
    On your own, fill in the gaps below to make true sentences about your normal reaction in the
    situations given, e.g. If I wake up late, I usually hurry to get ready. If any of the sentences
    are things you never do, you can leave them blank.
    1. If/ when I wake up late,_________________________________________________
    2. If/ when I feel depressed,_______________________________________________
    3. If/ when I have a difficult personal problem,_________________________________
    4. If/ when my parents ask me to do something I dont want to,____________________
    5. If/ when I want to know the latest gossip,___________________________________
    6. If/ when my brother or sister says something I dont like,_______________________
    7. If/ when something in my house doesnt work,_______________________________
    8. If/ when I get a headache,_______________________________________________
    9. If/ when I go on holiday,________________________________________________
    10. If/ when I wake up early,________________________________________________
    11. If/ when I feel bored,___________________________________________________
    12. If/ when I feel energetic,________________________________________________
    13. If/ when I feel stressed,_________________________________________________
    14. If/ when I accidentally break something,____________________________________
    15. If/when I go on holiday,_________________________________________________
    In pairs, read to your partner only the part you have written in one of the sentences above.
    Example:
    I go to see my friend.
    Your partner will try to guess which sentence it comes from.
    Example:
    Student A: I think that when you want to know the latest gossip, you go to see your friend.
    Student B: No, I dont.
    Student A: Hmm. Maybe if you feel stressed, you go to see your friend.
    Student B: Maybe thats true, but this sentence is different
    Student A Aha, I know! If you have a difficult personal problem, you go to see your friend.
    Student B Thats right! Hes a great person to talk to.
    Continue until all the sentences have been guessed.
    Written by Carissa Touparlaki for Teach-This.com 2012

    You might also like