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MEETING People

Cultural Note
Sir is a formal prefix, especially in British culture, for males
who have been given certain honor or titles (such as knights
and baronets). e.g. Sir Elton John
The term Sir is also used to address someone in a position
of authority or respect, but is never used with names.
e.g. “Good morning, Sir.” (NOT “Good morning, Sir Bob”)
Connect five boxes to make a line, either horizontally, vertically or diagonally by finding someone who:
(Write the names and ask for more information about each subject mentioned in the box)

can say “thank you” in three

Has more than two siblings never rides a bicycle has recently lost something came late to class today
languages (besides English)
Name:

Names of siblings:

recently attended a wedding has lived in Jakarta for more

joined the same club with you loves Korean food works part time
reception than twenty years

doesn’t live in Jakarta can cook wants to be a teacher is the youngest in the family recently got help from someone

has recently celebrated his/her doesn’t live with his/her deserves a compliment from
can’t stand seafood doesn’t have any siblings
birthday parents you

knows at least 5 names of have recently won / achieved made more than 5 new friends
plays a musical instrument was not born in Jakarta
lecturers in FPB something this month
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