The document provides questions for students to ask their partner in an interview covering personal information, where they live, their school, and daily chores. It also includes guidance for teachers on how to structure the student interviews by posting question slides around the room and having students move from station to station to interview each other, with the first pair to complete all questions winning.
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The document provides questions for students to ask their partner in an interview covering personal information, where they live, their school, and daily chores. It also includes guidance for teachers on how to structure the student interviews by posting question slides around the room and having students move from station to station to interview each other, with the first pair to complete all questions winning.
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recycles asking questions in the simple present. speaking task.
The document provides questions for students to ask their partner in an interview covering personal information, where they live, their school, and daily chores. It also includes guidance for teachers on how to structure the student interviews by posting question slides around the room and having students move from station to station to interview each other, with the first pair to complete all questions winning.
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The document provides questions for students to ask their partner in an interview covering personal information, where they live, their school, and daily chores. It also includes guidance for teachers on how to structure the student interviews by posting question slides around the room and having students move from station to station to interview each other, with the first pair to complete all questions winning.
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What/ be your phone number? What/ be your e-mail address? your family/ be big? you/ have brothers or sisters? Residence
Where/ you/ live?
you/ live in a flat or in a house? you/ like your house? your house/ be very big? your house/ be old? School
Where/ you/ study?
your school/ be hard? How/ you/ get to school? What time/ school/ start? What time/ school/ finish? What/ do/ after school? Chores How often/ you/ make your bed? How often/ you/ clean your bedroom? How often/ you/ do the housework? How often/ you/ do your homework? How often/ you/ baby-sit? Teacher’s guide (or one of the many possible ways I’ve used this) Make paper copies of the slides and attach them to the walls before the Sts arrive. These will be the “stations”. Prepare them to interview each other by showing them the slides and eliciting the questions and possible answers. Set the pairs. Sts walk around the class interviewing their partners and making notes. Draw a table on the B with the pairs’ initials and the stations. As soon as they finish a station, they should run and check it on the B. The 1st pair to finish the whole interview wins. If time allows, sts should retell what they learned about their partner.