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    A Lie: Unit 1 Lesson 1

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    Groupwork: true / False game. Focus was / were. A LIE Ask the class if the statement is true or A LIE. Show the class the prompt written on the card. Write up the prompt and the sentence. The student with the most cards at the end of the game is the winner.

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    Groupwork: true / False game. Focus was / were. A LIE Ask the class if the statement is true or A LIE. Show the class the prompt written on the card. Write up the prompt and the sentence. The student with the most cards at the end of the game is the winner.

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    UNIT 1 LESSON 1

    Grammar Its a lie!


    Activity
    Groupwork: True/False game.

    Focus
    was/were

    Preparation
    Make one copy of the worksheet for every three
    students in the class. Cut this into cards.

    Procedure
    Place a pack of cards
    on the table in front of
    you. Take the top card
    and use the prompt
    written on it to make
    a sentence, e.g.

    Where were you


    on the
    weekend?

    I was in New York on


    the weekend.

    A LIE

    Ask the class if the


    statement is true or a lie.

    Show the class the prompt written on the card.


    Write up the prompt and the sentence.
    Do another example with a truth card.
    Divide the class into groups of three. If the class does
    not divide into threes, allow a group of four or allow
    two students to work together as one.
    Place a pack of cards in the middle of each group.
    Tell the class the rules of the game:
    1 Take it in turns to take a card. Keep it hidden from
    the other students in the group.
    2 Answer the question on the card with a true
    sentence or a lie.
    3 The student on your left decides if your sentence
    is true or a lie. If he or she is correct give him or
    her the card. If he or she is wrong, give the card to
    the other student.
    4 The student with the most cards at the end of the
    game is the winner.

    Variation
    Give a choice of adjectives to add to the sentences:
    amazing
    awful
    boring

    excellent
    exciting
    expensive

    fantastic
    great
    nice

    terrible
    wonderful

    Include one of the adjectives in your example:


    I was in New York on the weekend. It was amazing!

    Photocopiable D.R. Macmillan Publishers, S.A. de C.V. 2012. Only for teaching purposes.

    08

    UNIT 1 LESSON 1

    Grammar
    Its a lie!
    Where were you
    last year?

    Where were you


    in 1997?

    Where were you


    on the
    weekend?

    Where were you


    on Friday
    night?

    A LIE

    A LIE

    Where were you


    on Saturday
    morning?

    Where were
    you on Sunday
    afternoon?

    Where were
    you yesterday
    afternoon?

    Where were you


    yesterday at
    noon?

    Where were you


    last night?

    Where were you


    at 11:00 p.m.?

    Where were you


    at 4:00 a.m.?

    Where were you


    at 7:30 a.m.?

    A LIE

    A LIE

    A LIE

    A LIE

    Where were you


    in 2004?

    Where were you


    last Monday?

    Where were you


    on Friday?

    TRUE

    TRUE

    Where were you


    on the
    weekend?

    TRUE

    TRUE

    Where were you


    on Saturday
    afternoon?

    Where were
    you on Sunday
    evening?

    Where were
    you yesterday
    morning?

    Where were
    you yesterday
    evening?

    Where were you


    at 10:45 p.m.?

    Where were you


    at midnight?

    Where were you


    at 3:00 a.m.?

    Where were you


    at 8:30 a.m.?

    TRUE

    TRUE

    TRUE

    TRUE

    A LIE

    TRUE

    New American Inside Out

    A LIE

    TRUE

    D.R.

    A LIE

    A LIE

    TRUE

    Editorial Macmillan de Mxico, S.A. de C.V. 2008

    A LIE

    A LIE

    TRUE

    P H O T O C O P I A B L E

    Photocopiable D.R. Macmillan Publishers, S.A. de C.V. 2012. Only for teaching purposes.

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