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Crazy Quiz #4 - January 13, 2020
Paid LessonLesson Collection #4 - Lesson 1d
The ultimate listening activity, Crazy Quiz #4 really makes sure that students pay attention. All of the tenses are mixed giving students a real aural workout. And if that's not enough, subjects and objects are randomly scattered about, and unlike the first three Crazy Quizzes, in this one students have to listen carefully for the meaning of the sentences.
There are regular questions, "OR" questions, negative questions and tag questions; a really crazy collection! Students will often make common agreement mistakes when answering these questions. For example:
Teacher: Do carrots grow on trees?
Student: No, it doesn't.
Teacher: You don't have a twin sister, do you?
Student: Yes, I don't.
Teacher: There hasn't been any rain recently, has there?
Student: Yes, there hasn't.
This lesson may be short, but it's very intense and a fun way to practice listening to build conversational fluency.
For similar style lessons, see:
Crazy Quiz 1 (See 01a above)
Crazy Quiz 2 (See 01b above) -and-
Crazy Quiz 3 (See 01c above).
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