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17-Dec-2007, 23:30
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 Any good ideas for teaching auxiliary responses? I'm doing 'So do I!', 'Neither have I!' etc but the course book is pretty boring. |
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19-Dec-2007, 11:27
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| Re: Any good ideas for teaching auxiliary responses? There's a good communicative activity on this at ELTgames.com. Students have to mill around the room finding people who agree with them. Hope this is useful for you. Isn't it a bit near to Christmas to still be teaching? (At this page - ELTgames.com ACTIVITY ) |
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