This document contains example questions and responses for a quiz night communication activity between two students. Student A asks Student B questions about comparative adjectives in sentences to test their knowledge. They then switch roles and Student B asks Student A questions about their plans for the evening and weekend. The activity provides examples of asking and answering questions in order to practice comparative structures and conversational English.
This document contains example questions and responses for a quiz night communication activity between two students. Student A asks Student B questions about comparative adjectives in sentences to test their knowledge. They then switch roles and Student B asks Student A questions about their plans for the evening and weekend. The activity provides examples of asking and answering questions in order to practice comparative structures and conversational English.
This document contains example questions and responses for a quiz night communication activity between two students. Student A asks Student B questions about comparative adjectives in sentences to test their knowledge. They then switch roles and Student B asks Student A questions about their plans for the evening and weekend. The activity provides examples of asking and answering questions in order to practice comparative structures and conversational English.
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