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Mad Lib Interview (present simple) In this lesson the Sts answer their teacher�s questions and then use their answers as their personal info. They use prompts to write questions for an interview. They interview each other in pairs and then report the funniest facts to the class. Level: elementary Age: 11-16 Type: lesson-plan     Interview Form Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Favorites Interview Sheet A simple Q&A sheet for interviewing friends or family members about their favorite things. Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     2nd conditional listening activity Rihanna and Jim Parsons Interview Each Other for the Movie Home 2nd conditional exercise that starts with an eight question detailed listening task (Video on youtube entitled Rihanna & Jim Parsons Interview Each Other for Yahoo!). Then asks students to create short answers of some of the same interview questions asked in the video. Freer practice: students interview a partner. Finally a writing exercise wher... Level: advanced Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet     Friends interview This is an involving activity to help students to get familiar with those kind of sentences. The blank squares are supposed to be filled with a picture or a drawing of the classmate he wants to interview! Hope you enjoy it! Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Type: worksheet     An American City3 Simulation of an American City, life goes on, and there is the "news" that has to be covered by radio24 and the town�s newspaper - have fun Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: activity-card     Present perfect practice - Interview This is a practical activity to get your students practice the present perfect using different adverbs (just,already,yet,fo r and since)by reading an interview to a geologist talking about global warming. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Personal Interview Students can practice speaking skill by asking their classmates personal questions. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Type: activity-card     Can You Play the...? Interview game Pass out the worksheet, and give each student a secret instrament. (I cut out the picutes of the instraments and placed them in a bag, to allow the student to randomly get one) Next the students interview eachother. Can you play the ...? Yes I can - signs other students paper under that instrament No I can`t - Student asks again with a different... Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: activity-card     Hero interview worksheet This worksheet is designed for students to interview each other about their heroes. It should take about 10 minutes for each pair to interview each other. After this get them to present to the class. You can write down all their chosen heroes on the board and have them vote for the 2 best. Then have the students debate about who is the better of th... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     The Interview Teach interviewing with this creative lesson that introduces some humor, predictions, work related idioms and interviewing practices with sample interview questions Level: advanced Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Self Interview Worksheet Students can have an interview style activity where they go around to various other students and ask questions as quickly as they can, then record the name of the partner they talked to in the boxes below. Level: elementary Age: 5-10 Type: worksheet     Job Interview Students imagine they�re at a job interview. A list of 6 questions to practice Simple Past and Wh-questions. Tip: in pairs they ask each other! Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Have You Ever...? Using the Past Participle (Past Perfect Form) After the warm-up activity (https://www.eslprin tables.com/writing_w orksheets/creative_w riting/mad_libs/Have _You_Ever_MAD_LIBS_9 44066/) write the phrase "Have you ever...?" on the board and introduce the meaning if the phrase is new to your students. Use numbers 1 and 2 as examples. It may help to draw a small verb chart on the board showing Pr... Level: advanced Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     Interview A Friend Students get into groups of two and take turns interviewing each other. After the interview each partner can introduce their friend and tell one thing they learned about them. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Type: activity-card

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