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Who is Your "Movie BFF"? worksheet

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Who is Your "Movie BFF"?
This worksheet helps students practice using "Would you rather...?" in conversation. The students first complete statements about their own movie watching preferences (genres, location, etc.) Then they will ask their classmates about their movie preferences and document the answers. The classmate with the most similarities is a "Movie BFF." Please introduce the term "BFF" to students at the beginning of lesson.

Level:intermediate
Age: +14
Downloads:2

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