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    The document describes a game called "I am Never Satisfied" that can be played in the classroom where one student shares a problem, another offers advice, but the first student finds a fault with the advice requiring another suggestion, with this pattern continuing until either the problem presenter runs out of objections or the advisor cannot think of another solution. An example is given where a student complains of a headache and receives various advice like seeing a doctor or taking medicine that they object to, requiring further suggestions.

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    The document describes a game called "I am Never Satisfied" that can be played in the classroom where one student shares a problem, another offers advice, but the first student finds a fault with the advice requiring another suggestion, with this pattern continuing until either the problem presenter runs out of objections or the advisor cannot think of another solution. An example is given where a student complains of a headache and receives various advice like seeing a doctor or taking medicine that they object to, requiring further suggestions.

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    Engaging Activities For ELT Classrooms

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    Rahila Waqar
    The document describes a game called "I am Never Satisfied" that can be played in the classroom where one student shares a problem, another offers advice, but the first student finds a fault with the advice requiring another suggestion, with this pattern continuing until either the problem presenter runs out of objections or the advisor cannot think of another solution. An example is given where a student complains of a headache and receives various advice like seeing a doctor or taking medicine that they object to, requiring further suggestions.

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    ‘Teacher may then play a game “I am Never Satisfied”.

    One person shares a problem and

    another student gives an advice but the first person finds a problem with that and a new

    suggestion is given. This continues till either the first person cannot find a fault in the advice

    or the other student cannot think of a suitable advice.’ (Waqar, 2018)

    For example:

    A: I have a constant head ache.

    B: You should consult a doctor.

    A: Why should I go to a doctor for such a small issue?

    B: Then, you should have taken a tablet before leaving home.

    A: I hate tablets.

    B: You should drink more water to reduce the intensity of pain.

    A: I have forgotten my water bottle at home.

    B: You can take mine…

    Waqar, R. (2018). Engaging Activities for the ELT Classrooms. Unpublished manuscript.

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