What’s the word? Practising Relative Sentences and Paraphrasing

What’s the Word?

A game to Practise RelativeSentences and Paraphrasing

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How we play the game:

• Divide the class into two teams • Ask a member of Team A to sit on chair with his back to the

whiteboard. • Display the first word on the screen • The members of the team have two minutes to describe the word

but they cannot use any parts of the words on the screen. Forexample if it is "teacher" they cannot use the word "teach". The aimis for the student to guess as many words as possible in twominutes. Every word in black scores one point , the ones in redscore two points.

• Then , it is the other team's turn to choose someone to take the hot seat.

• Needless to say , you keep the score on the board for everybody to see. Have fun!!!

SOME USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• It's A KIND OF houseIt's THE OPPOSITE OF lazyIt's LIKE cleaning but...It's SIMILAR TO book but..FOR EXAMPLE, you do this whenIt's A SYNONYM OF..It's A PERSON/SOMEBODY WHO...It's a THING/SOMETHING WHICH...It's SOMEWHERE/A PLACE WHERE

• It can also help to say " It's a noun, or an adjective.... " If it's an expression , you can also say " It's an expression and there are three words in it"

READY TO START???

HUNGRY

SORRY

•WAITER

•EVENING

•UNIFORM

•GREEN SALAD

•FLIGHT

•HISTORY

•PASSENGER

•GLOVES

•FOGGY

•BOOK A ROOM

•LUXURIOUS

• BIRTHDAY PARTY

• DEMONSTRATION

•GO CAMPING

•BUY SOUVENIRS

TIRED

•THEATRE

• CHANGING ROOMS

•GO SKIING

•TRY ON

•WEBSITE

•NOISY

•AUNT

•MONEY

•CROWDED

•CATHEDRAL

•PASS AN EXAM

•DOLPHIN

•YELLOW

•LEND MONEY

•TURN ON THE TV

• UNDERSTAND

•HAVE DINNER

•BREAK UP

•TRAFFIC

I HOPE YOU’VE HAD TONS OF FUN!!

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