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'Find someone who'

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'Find someone who' is an activity which is quite common in many language classrooms. Have you heard of it? Have you used it before?It is usually fun and easy but a little bit noisy to run in the classroom. And it is absolutely nessessary at an on-line course to organise group work or buddy groups as Americans say. Sometimes tutors just put names in groups for this or that task.What is better: let Ss make groups or make them work in an exact group?Do you have any ideas how you can use this with your learners? I would adapt it to suit them and their language needs in different situations/grammar themes/topics.



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It is a highly learners centred activity. Just for example, such a personalised task can be set up: ss write individually

 

3 things that they enjoy doing

 

3 people that are important to them

 

3 places that they’ve been to / would like to go to

 

3 things they did last weekend

 

3 things they own which are important to them

 

3 items of clothing that they like – what is their ‘history’?

 

or any other question you think will be appropriate with this very group of students.

 

After that they can do such a smart mingle activity that I really like to do with any level and age learners as Find someone who... It always works!

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