Speaking aktivity lookat the pictures and list of verbs .in pairs tell the story. deicide drive take arrive pack run be get into find start tell begin can go
Sure, let's go through this speaking activity step by step.
First, you need to look at the pictures given and the list of verbs provided. The pictures will help you understand the context of the story, and the list of verbs will give you the vocabulary you need to use.
Now, we will work in pairs to tell the story using the verbs. I will give you an example of how to do this:
1. Look at the first picture in the series. Describe what you see in the picture. For example, let's say the first picture shows a person at home.
2. Choose a verb from the list that matches the action happening in the picture. For this example, let's choose the verb "pack".
3. Start telling the story using the verb you chose. For example, you can say, "A person is packing their bags at home."
4. Now, it's your partner's turn. They will look at the next picture and describe it, choose a verb, and continue the story using that verb. Make sure to take turns and listen to each other.
5. Keep going through the pictures, describing them and using the verbs from the list until you have reached the end of the series.
Remember to use appropriate grammar and verb tenses while telling the story. Pay attention to the context of each picture and choose the most suitable verb from the list.
If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your speaking activity!
First, you need to look at the pictures given and the list of verbs provided. The pictures will help you understand the context of the story, and the list of verbs will give you the vocabulary you need to use.
Now, we will work in pairs to tell the story using the verbs. I will give you an example of how to do this:
1. Look at the first picture in the series. Describe what you see in the picture. For example, let's say the first picture shows a person at home.
2. Choose a verb from the list that matches the action happening in the picture. For this example, let's choose the verb "pack".
3. Start telling the story using the verb you chose. For example, you can say, "A person is packing their bags at home."
4. Now, it's your partner's turn. They will look at the next picture and describe it, choose a verb, and continue the story using that verb. Make sure to take turns and listen to each other.
5. Keep going through the pictures, describing them and using the verbs from the list until you have reached the end of the series.
Remember to use appropriate grammar and verb tenses while telling the story. Pay attention to the context of each picture and choose the most suitable verb from the list.
If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your speaking activity!