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    This document provides teaching materials for a grammar game to practice the present simple tense. The game involves students matching sentence halves to form complete present simple sentences. Students work in pairs and are given cards with sentence beginnings or endings written on them. They must match the halves to make grammatically correct sentences within a time limit. Afterwards, the pairs play a memory game by turning over the cards two at a time to find matches. The pair with the most matched cards at the end wins. The goal is for students to practice forming basic present simple sentences.

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    Pick Up Two 1.2

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    This document provides teaching materials for a grammar game to practice the present simple tense. The game involves students matching sentence halves to form complete present simple sentences. Students work in pairs and are given cards with sentence beginnings or endings written on them. They must match the halves to make grammatically correct sentences within a time limit. Afterwards, the pairs play a memory game by turning over the cards two at a time to find matches. The pair with the most matched cards at the end wins. The goal is for students to practice forming basic present simple sentences.

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    This document provides teaching materials for a grammar game to practice the present simple tense. The game involves students matching sentence halves to form complete present simple sentences. Students work in pairs and are given cards with sentence beginnings or endings written on them. They must match the halves to make grammatically correct sentences within a time limit. Afterwards, the pairs play a memory game by turning over the cards two at a time to find matches. The pair with the most matched cards at the end wins. The goal is for students to practice forming basic present simple sentences.

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    Pick Up Two 1.2

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    Daniela Zanardi Pinto
    This document provides teaching materials for a grammar game to practice the present simple tense. The game involves students matching sentence halves to form complete present simple sentences. Students work in pairs and are given cards with sentence beginnings or endings written on them. They must match the halves to make grammatically correct sentences within a time limit. Afterwards, the pairs play a memory game by turning over the cards two at a time to find matches. The pair with the most matched cards at the end wins. The goal is for students to practice forming basic present simple sentences.

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    TEACHER’S NOTES

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Pick up Two

    Activity Type Introduction


    Grammar Game: In this present simple game, students match sentence halves
    matching (pair work) together to form basic present simple sentences.

    Procedure
    Focus
    Give each pair a set of cards.
    Present simple
    Ask the students to shuffle the cards and place them face-down
    in a pile on the desk.
    Aim
    To match sentence Explain that the cards contain present simple sentence halves.
    halves together to form
    basic present simple The students' task is to match the beginning of each sentence with
    sentences. its respective ending to make a grammatically correct present
    simple sentence.

    Preparation Set a time limit (e.g. 5 minutes) and let the students begin the
    game.
    Make one copy of the
    cards for each pair of
    When the time limit has been reached, check the answers with
    students and cut as
    the class by asking the students to read out each sentence.
    indicated.
    Pairs score one point for each correct sentence.
    Level
    The pair with the most points wins the game.
    Elementary (A1-A2)
    The answers can be found on the uncut worksheet.

    Time Afterwards, pairs play a pelmanism game with the cards.


    20 minutes
    Students split the cards into two sets, beginnings and endings.

    Ask the students shuffle each set of cards and spread them out
    face-down on the desk in two separate sets.

    Students then take it in turns to turn over one card from each set.

    If the two halves make a grammatically correct present simple


    sentence, the student keeps the two cards and has another turn.

    If not, the student turns them back over, keeping them in the
    same place.

    This continues until all the cards have been matched.

    The student with the most cards at the end of the game wins.

    Note: This resource can be edited using a PDF editor.

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    PRESENT SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE AND NEGATIVE

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Pick up Two

    Beginnings Endings

    Jennie meets... ... her friends after work.

    We listen to... ... the radio.

    Sam doesn't play... ... badminton.

    He never checks... ... Facebook.

    My wife and I always watch... ... a movie at the weekend.

    He wears... ... a T-shirt and shorts.

    The bus usually... ... leaves at 8 o’clock.

    I eat... ... Korean food.

    You never tell me... ... you love me!

    We don't go... ... out at the weekend.

    Marco and Daniel don't... ... do their homework.

    I drink... ... coffee.

    She usually wakes... ... up at 7:30 a.m.

    We sometimes have... ... lunch at a Thai restaurant.

    They go... ... abroad for their summer holiday.

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