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have got/ has got + family members
This powerpoint presentation includes revision of family members, a reading text which consists of "have got/has got" structure and family members, true-false questions about the text and filling in the family tree activity according to the text.
Copyright 14/5/2012 lugesya
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nataliaalmoines
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thanks for sharing ;))
posted by
nataliaalmoines
20120515
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nika114
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Thank you very much for sharing!
posted by
nika114
20120515
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lugesya
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possible folllowing activity
posted by
lugesya
20120516
You can prepare name cards from family tree (HOMER, SELMA, etc)and want your students to pick one of them and describe the same family tree by using have got/ has got from their perspective. For exp: If they chose the card which LINDA is written on, they will say I have got a brother, BART. However if their name card is MARGE, they will say that I have got a son, BART. You can also apply in a different way. They donīt tell their names after they pick up name cards, they describe the family tree from their perspective, students are wanted to find their names. |
lugesya
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possible folllowing activity
posted by
lugesya
20120516
You can prepare name cards from family tree (HOMER, SELMA, etc)and want your students to pick one of them and describe the same family tree by using have got/ has got from their perspective. For exp: If they chose the card which LINDA is written on, they will say I have got a brother, BART. However if their name card is MARGE, they will say that I have got a son, BART. You can also apply in a different way. They donīt tell their names after they pick up name cards, they describe the family tree from their perspective, students are wanted to find their names. |
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