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    Your Last Holiday (Past Simple)

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    The document provides instructions for an ESL classroom activity where students interview each other in pairs to learn about each other's last holidays. It involves writing questions on the board in the past simple tense like "Where did you go?" and "What did you do?". Students complete a worksheet answering the questions about their own last holiday, then ask their partner the same questions to fill out the other column. Finally, they present their partner's holiday to the class. The activity aims to practice past simple questions and answers through learning about vacation experiences.

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    The document provides instructions for an ESL classroom activity where students interview each other in pairs to learn about each other's last holidays. It involves writing questions on the board in the past simple tense like "Where did you go?" and "What did you do?". Students complete a worksheet answering the questions about their own last holiday, then ask their partner the same questions to fill out the other column. Finally, they present their partner's holiday to the class. The activity aims to practice past simple questions and answers through learning about vacation experiences.

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    Your Last Holiday (Past Simple)

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    Elena Estrellita
    The document provides instructions for an ESL classroom activity where students interview each other in pairs to learn about each other's last holidays. It involves writing questions on the board in the past simple tense like "Where did you go?" and "What did you do?". Students complete a worksheet answering the questions about their own last holiday, then ask their partner the same questions to fill out the other column. Finally, they present their partner's holiday to the class. The activity aims to practice past simple questions and answers through learning about vacation experiences.

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    Your Last Holiday

    Write My last holiday on the board and elicit past simple questions from the
    students.
    Examples:
    Where did you go?
    What did you do?

    I went to the beach.


    I swam in the sea and

    I ate ice creams.

    Explain that students are going to exchange information to find out about each
    others last holiday.
    Divide the students into pairs. Give out the worksheet and go through the different
    questions.
    Students complete the information in the column marked me.
    The students then ask and answer the questions using the past simple and complete
    the information about their partners last holiday.
    When everyone has finished, students can present their partners last holiday to the
    class.

    Student A

    Me

    My Partner

    Me

    My Partner

    Where / go?
    When / go?
    Who / go with?
    How / get there?
    Where / stay?
    What / do?
    What / buy?
    How long / stay?
    Have fun?
    Student B
    Where / go?
    When / go?
    Who / go with?
    How / get there?
    Where / stay?
    What / do?
    What / buy?
    How long / stay?
    Have fun?

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