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Passive Battleships
Passive Battleships
Passive Battleships
Upper-intermediate (B2) Next, divide the students into pairs. Give each student a copy of
the worksheet. Have the students sit back to back, so they can't
see each other's worksheet.
Time
30 minutes Students begin by marking the following ships horizontally or
vertically on their 'My ships' grid:
The other student listens to the sentence, looks at their 'My ships'
grid and says whether it is a hit or miss. If it's a hit, the student
marks the square with a 'H'. If it's a miss, the student puts an 'X'.
The first student to sink all their partner's ships wins the game.
Afterwards, review the passive sentences with the class and elicit
which passive tense would be the most suitable for each sentence.
Pr
Fu
es
Pa
Pr
en
tu
Pr
st
es
re
es
Fu
My ships
Pa
Pa
en
co
co
en
(g
tu
st
st
nt
nt
t
t
oi
re
p
pe
in
in
si
si
ng
er
(w
m
uo
uo
rf
fe
ec
pl
pl
to
ill
us
us
ct
e
)
)
t
I keep the butter in the fridge.
Fu
es
Pa
Pr
en
tu
Pr
s
es
re
es
My partner's ships
t
t
Fu
Pa
Pa
en
co
co
en
(g
tu
s
s
nt
nt
t
t
t
oi
re
pe
pe
in
in
si
si
ng
(w
m
uo
uo
rf
rf
ec
ec
pl
pl
to
ill
us
us
e
)
)
t