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Alibi/investigation cards: extra support (focus on practising past tenses)

A: Alibi – Cinema B: Alibi – Restaurant C: Alibi – Concert


You robbed a bank yesterday but you told You stole a car yesterday but you told the You stole a painting yesterday but you told
the police that you went to the cinema. police that you went to a restaurant. the police that you went to a concert.
Work with your partner to create an alibi. Work with your partner to create an alibi. Work with your partner to create an alibi.

Here are some questions the police may ask: Here are some questions the police may ask: Here are some questions the police may ask:

• Where did you meet? • Where did you meet? • Where did you meet?
• When did you meet? • When did you meet? • When did you meet?
• What were you wearing? • What were you wearing? • What were you wearing?
• What did you do before the cinema? • What did you do before your meal? • What did you do before the concert?
• What film did you see? • What was the restaurant like? • What band/musician did you see?
• What was it about? • What did you eat/drink? • What happened at the concert?
• Can you describe the main characters? • Can you describe the other customers? • Can you describe the people you saw?
• What did you do after the cinema? • What did you do after your meal? • What did you do after the concert?

A: Investigation – Cinema B: Investigation – Restaurant C: Investigation – Concert


You have two or three suspects. A witness You have two or three suspects. A witness You have two or three suspects. A witness
saw them at the scene of the crime but saw them at the scene of the crime but saw them at the scene of the crime but
they say they went to the cinema. they say they went to a restaurant. they say they went to a concert.
Ask them questions about their day Ask them questions about their day Ask them questions about their day
together. If there are any differences in together. If there are any differences in together. If there are any differences in
their stories, then you know they are lying. their stories, then you know they are lying. their stories, then you know they are lying.

Example questions: Example questions: Example questions:


• Where/when did you meet? • Where/when did you meet? • Where/when did you meet?
• What was your friend wearing? • What was your friend wearing? • What was your friend wearing?
• What did you do before/after the • What did you do before/after the meal? • What did you do before/after the
cinema? • What can you tell me about the concert?
• What can you tell me about the film? restaurant? • What can you tell me about the concert?
Write notes about what other questions Write notes about what other questions Write notes about what other questions
you should ask. you should ask. you should ask.
Copyright Mike Astbury 2017 www.teachinggamesefl.com

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