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Would your rather?
cut the paper into strips and then have each student pick one. have them read their sentences to be sure they understand the vocabulary. they then have to pick between the two options and say why. this is a good way to practice the conditional, get an opportunity to speak, and also enjoy a couple of laughs!

Level:intermediate
Age: 14-17
Downloads:6

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