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MACMILLAN
HEINEMANN
English Language Teaching
TEACHERIS
RESOURCE BOOK
COLIN GRANGER
with illustrations by John Plumb
Revised edition in 3 levels
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Titles in this series include:
Play Games With English Teacher's Resource Book 1 Colin Granger 0 435 25016 7
Play Games With English Teacher's Resource Book 2 Colin Granger 0 435 25017 5
Word Games with English 1 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28380 4
Word Games with English 2 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28381 2
Word Games with English 3 Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28382 0
Word Games with English Plus Deirdre Howard-Williams & Cynthia Herd 0 435 28379 0
English Puzzles 1 Doug Case 0 435 28280 8
English Puzzles 2 Doug Case 0 435 28281 6
English Puzzles 3 Doug Case 0 435 28282 4
English Puzzles 4 Doug Case 0 435 28283 2
Macmillan Heinemann English Language Teaching, Oxford
A division of Macmillan Publishers Limited
Companies and representatives throughout the world
ISBN 0 435 25016 7
We would like to thank David King of the Eurocentre in Brighton for his help in the preparation of this book.
Also to teachers at the Migros Klubschule, Basle. Finally to Jathan and Nicola for ideas and suggestions for
language games.
© Colin Granger and John Plumb 1993
Design and illustration © Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998
Heinemann is a registered trademark of Reed Education & Professional Publishing Umited
First published 1993
Permission to copy
The material in this book is copyright. However, the publisher grants permission for copies of pages to be
made without fee on those pages marked with the PHOTOCOPIABLE symbol.
Private purchasers may make copies for their own use or for use by classes of which they are in charge;
school purchasers may make copies for use within and by the staff and students of the school only. This
permission does not extend to additional schools or branches of an institution, who should purchase a
separate master copy of the book for their own use.
For copying in any other circumstances, prior permission in writing must be obtained from the
Publishers.
Cover designed by Martin Cox
Illustrations and student's pages designed by John Plumb
Teacher's pages typeset by The Design Syndicate
Printed in Great Britain by Athenceum Press Ltd, Gateshead, Tyne & Wear
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CONTENTS
MEMORY 3
28
Have got + NSome He's got a pair of trainers.
They've got some glasses.
List Game
TEACHER'S INTRODUCTION
MEMOR¥1
5
6
28
Have got + NAn/Some Carmen has got a diary.
I've got some keys.
Articles (a, an) a pie, an orange
Cardinal Numbers + Plural Nouns six eggs
The Long Sentence Game
Have got + Articles (a, an) I've got a cake.
Cardinal Numbers + Plural Nouns I've got six pens.
Buzz, Fizz
Cardinal Numbers one, two .
6
OBSERVAnON 2
30
6
Can (Requests) Can you switch on the light?
Requests
30
Can (Requests) Can you clean the board?
WHATa MISSING?
32
THE'NAIII! GAME
8
Have got + NAny It hasn't got a handle.
They haven't got any headlights.
What's Different?
Personal Pronouns + Verb to be It's a telephone.
They're books.
ThislThese What's this? What are these?
The Name Game extension
ThislThaVTheselThose What's this/that? What are
these/those?
Personal Pronouns + Verb to be It's a window.
32
8
Some/Any-Countable/Uncountable Nouns There are some
pencils. There isn't any paper.
ANIMAL QUIZ
34
Verb to be It's very big.
Present Simple It lives in Africa.
Have got It has got a long tail.
Can (Ability) It can run very fast.
20 Questions: Animals
10
Personal Pronouns + Verb to be He's a dentist.
They're footballers.
What's My Job?
Verb to be + Personal Pronouns Are you a doctor?
Yes, I am.lNo, I'm not.
34
10
Verb to be Is it a big animal? Yes, it is.lNo, it isn't.
Present Simple Does it eat meat? Yes, it does.lNo, it doesn't.
Have got Has it got four legs? Yes, it has. No, it hasn't.
Can (Ability) Can it climb trees? Yes, it can./No, it can't.
MY AUNT ,FRC* ...
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12
36
Present Continuous + Personal Pronouns He's shaving.
Mime Game extension
12
Like + Noun She likes cheese, but she doesn't like meat.
My Aunt From... extension
36
Present Continuous Are you combing your hair?
Yes, I am./No, I'm not.
Like + Infinitive Does she like to cook?
Yes. she likes to cook./No, she doesn't like to cook.
14
Adjectives happy/sad
Adjectives Game
14
Present Continuous The woman is opening her umbrella.
Noises Off
38
blue car.
Present Continuous Are you eating something?
No, I'm not eating .
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Present Continuous I'm watching television in the living room.
The Hidden Picture Game
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40
16
Possessive's (Genitive) They're Nick's chairs.
Family Tree
Possessive Adjectives Harry is our grandson.
18"·.·~1
Present Continuous Is he eating an apple?
Yes, he is.lNo, he isn't.
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Present Simple She drives a car.
Observation 1 extension
Present Simple You eat sweets.
18
Verb to be + Adjective He's thirsty.
Want to + Infinitive He wants to have a drink.
Invention Game
42
20
Want to + Infinitive I want to play tennis .
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Have got He's got long dark hair.
Present Continuous He's wearing a white shirt and a tie.
Eye witness
Have got She's got brown hair.
Present Continuous She's wearing a blouse and a skirt.
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There islThere are There's a shirt.
There are two pairs of shoes.
Some There are some magazines.
Memory 2 extension
There islThere are + NAny Is there a book/any
milk on the table? Yes, there is.lNo, there isn't.
Are there any matches on the table?
Yes, there are.lNo, there aren't.
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20
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46
22
WasiWere It was cold. They were interesting.
20 Questions: Famous People
Was Was he European?
Past Simple Did he live in this century?
What's Different?
Present Simple She answers the telephone.
20 Questions: Jobs
46
22
Present Simple Do you work outside?
Yes, I do.lNo, I don't. Does he work in an office?
46
WasiWere + Prepositions of Place
The pen was under the books.
The pencils were on top of the file.
24·~"':""ARA1tVE QUIZ
Hide and Seek
48
Prepositions of Place Is the ring on something?
Yes, it is.lNo, it isn't.
Comparative The Pacific OCean is bigger
than the Atlantic OCean.
Comparative Quiz extension
Comparative A mile is longer than a kilometre.
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Spelling; Vocabulary
Hangman
Alphabet; Spelling; Vocabulary
26
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Contents continued ...
USA QUIZ
72
Question Words + Present and Past Tense Questions
Where does the President of the United States live and work?
When did the American Civil War end?
UK Quiz
SUPERLATIVE QUIZ .
50
72
Superlative The Pacific is the largest ocean.
Superlative Quiz extension
Superlative Which city has the biggest population
in the world?
50
Question Words + Present Tense Questions
Where does the Queen live in London?
74
Questions + Responses Can you pass me a knife?
Yes, of course. Here you are.
Question Bag
Q
52
74
Question Words + Present Tense Questions
Howald are you? Where do you come from?
20 Questions: Animal,
Vegetable and Mineral
Present Tense Questions Is it natural?
Do we use it every day? Can we eat it?
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52
There was/were + Prepositions of Place There was a video
recorder under the television.
Memory 5 extension
There waslwere + Prepositions of Place
There was a piece of paper next to the dictionary.
There were two pencils on top of the magazine.
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Prepositions of movement Up,down,out of, into.ott.onto
Present Continuous The man is going up the escalator.
Follow my neighbour
Prepositions of Movement towards, across, to, out,
out of, onto, into
Walk towards me. Don't take the book off the desk.
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Imperative First fill the kettle with water.
Please Say 'Please'
Imperative Stand up, please. Don't stand up.
CA1'I8ORIII3 ..
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80
Have to (Obligation) She has to get some money.
Brainstorming
Have to (Obligation) You have to train every day.
56
Prepositions of Time + Time Words In March.
On Saturday. At 4 o'clock.
Voting Game
Prepositions of Time + Time Words In April. At night. On
Wednesday.
Follow On
Days of the week Monday
Seasons Summer
Add On
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58
Past Simple On Friday I travelled by tube to Heathrow Airport.
The Long Sentence Game
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80
Past Simple I went to town and saw a film.
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80
Need + Noun She needs a hammer.
Action Game
Time 5 o'clock.
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82
Want + Infinitive I want to post a letter.
Need + Noun You need a stamp.
Imperative + Prepositions ot Movement
Walk straight on to the end of the road.
Directions extension
Imperative + Prepositions of Movement Go out of the room.
PICNIC
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82
Going to Future I'm going to take a radio.
Can (Permission) You can come. You can't come.
Picnic extension
Going to Future I'm going to play tennis.
Can (Permission) You can come. You can't come.
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84
Plural Nouns, -ing form endings, -er/est endings
Spelling Quiz extension
Plural Nouns, -ing form endings, -er/est endings
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MEIIOIW4
64
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Past Simple No he didn't. Yes he did.
Can't Remember Story
Past Simple Did he get up at seven?
He got up at a quarter to twelve.
OBSERVATION 4
64
Word Order
Word Order Game extension
Word Order
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Present Simple You write with a pencil.
Verb Quiz extension
Past Simple People didn't wear jeans.
You Do It Like This
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88
Verb Forms Revision
Verbing
Verb Forms Revision
Past Simple You didn't turn off the tap.
Detective Story: 'Romeo and Juliet'
Past Simple Did somebody break a glass?
Were they murdered?
CATI!GOfII!82 ....
BothlAIl They're both capital cities. They're all directions.
Similarities Game
BothlAIl They both speak English.
They're all ways of cooking food.
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90
68
Vocabulary Revision
The Crossword Game
Vocabulary Revision
Change a Letter
90
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96
Going to Future She's going to play tennis.
Just About
Going to Future Are you going to wash your hair?
Drawing Game
Going to Future You're going to draw a house.
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TEACHER'S INTRODUCTION
In Play Games With English 1 you will find 43 main games on the photocopiable students' pages
of the book and a further 50 follow-up games outlined on the accompanying teacher's pages.
Please note that you need to photocopy 2 pages for some of the Memory games. On pages where
you see a hand with a pen symbol ~ ask the students to write the answers in their exercise
books.
Play Games With English 1 can be used in two ways:
systematically Playing each main game in turn with as many of the follow up games as you think
necessary. As the games are graded, you will be providing systematic practice of language
structures appropriate to students at a beginner or false beginner level. The Contents on page 3
will show you what language points each game practises.
selectively Choosing and playing games to provide additional practice of points you feel your
students need extra help with. The Index of Structure and Language Points on page 96 will help
you to select games to fit your students' needs.
Most games in Play Games With English 1 have four stages:
1.
The Rules of the Game
Generally, the best way of getting the students to understand how a game is played is not to explain
the rules but to playa trial round with the students.
2.
Choosing Sides
The games in Play Games With English 1 can be played in the following ways:
Player A vPlayer B Here each person in the class plays against each other.
·Small team v. Small team Here the class is divided up into a number of small teams .
• Team A v. Team B Here the class is divided into two teams.
• You v. the class Here you (or individual students in turn) play against the rest of the class.
Some games are best played in one particular way; in others you can be more flexible. If the
students organise themselves into teams, make sure that not all the best students end up in the
same team.
3.
Playing the Game
In games involving team discussion, stress to your students that the working language should, as
far as possible, be English.
Correction
While the game is being played, any correction of mistakes should be done in as unobtrusive a way
as possible so as not to distract from the game.
4.
Follow up
The purpose of this stage is to focus the students' attention on the main language points practised
in the game. At this stage, any mistakes made during the game can be corrected and any new
vocabulary written up.
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