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He Likes & She Likes Games

A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS

Six fun card games for practising likes, also useful for third person S practice, including third person yes/ no questions and short answers,

By: Alex Case
Level: Beginner
Theme: General
Study Area: Present Tenses
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Lesson Plan Content:


He likes she likes games

Do the activity or activities below from here that your teacher tells you to:

  1. Secretly choose one of the People Cards and say what that person likes and doesn’t like until your partner guesses who you are speaking about
  2. Choose one of the People Cards and make “Your… likes…” and “Your… doesn’t like…” statements about that one person until your partner says “That isn’t true”, then change roles and play the same game. You get one point for each true statement that you said before your partner said “That isn’t true”. If they say “I don’t have a...” or “My… doesn’t have a…”, e.g. “I don’t have a brother” or “My friend doesn’t have a pet”, you get no points in that round. If they say “I don’t know”, you don’t get a point but can continue asking questions.
  3. Choose one thing, e.g. something from the list of things below, and make “Your… likes…” and “Your… doesn’t like…” statements about the same one thing and different people until your partner says “That isn’t true”. You get one point for each true statement until then. If they say “I don’t have a...” or “My… doesn’t have a…”, e.g. “I don’t have a brother” or “My friend doesn’t have a pet”, you also don’t get a point and have to stop. If they say “I don’t know”, you don’t get a point but can continue.
  4. Choose an Answers Card from below and try to get that answer from your partner by asking “Does your… like…?”
  5. Choose an answer by rolling a dice and try to get an answer matching that number from your partner by asking “Does your… like…?” 1= “Yes, he does”, 2= “No, he doesn’t”, 3= “Yes, she does”, 4= “No, she doesn’t”, 5= “I don’t know”, 6 = “I don’t know”
  6. Play the same game as 4 or 5, but this time asking about something that is on a card from the Things Card pack

 

Useful language for doing the activities

“Does your… like…?”

“Yes, he does.”/ “Yes, she does.”

“No, he doesn’t.”/ “No, she doesn’t.

“Your… likes…”

“Your… doesn’t like…”

“That’s true.”/ “That’s right.”

“That isn’t true.”/ “I don’t have a…”/ “My… doesn’t have a…”

 

People cards

 

mum/ mother

 

 

 

dad/ father

 

 

friend/ best friend

 

brother/ big brother/ little brother

 

 

sister/ big sister/ little sister

 

pet

 

 

friend’s pet

 

 

 

teacher/ English teacher/ … teacher

 

doctor

 

 

grandmother/ mum’s mum/ dad’s mum

 

 

grandfather/ mum’s dad/ dad’s dad

 

 

uncle/ dad’s brother/ mum’s brother

 

 

aunt/ dad’s sister/ mum’s sister

 

 

mum/ mother

 

dad/ father

 

school pet

 

 

 

neighbour

 

 

middle sister

 

sports teacher

 

 

 

cousin

 

uncle/ aunt

 


 

Things cards

 

apples

 

 

balls

 

bananas

 

 

baseball

 

 

basketball

 

birds

 

 

black

 

 

blue

 

books

 

 

brown

 

 

cakes

 

cats

 

 

chips/ French fries

 

 

chocolate

 

coffee

 

 

comics

 

 

computer games

 

doctors

 

 

dogs

 

 

drinking cola

 

eating pizza

 

 

eggs

 

 

football/ soccer

 

getting up

 

 

going to bed

 

 

golf

 

green

 

 

kites

 

 

lemon

 

listening to music

 

 

melons

 

 

mice

 

milk

 

 

Mondays

 

 

motorbikes

 

oranges

 

 

pears

 

 

pigs

 

pineapples

 

 

pink

 

 

planes

 

purple

 

 

rabbits

 

 

red

 

riding a horse

 

 

running

 

 

sandwiches

 

ships

 

 

singing

 

 

skirts

 

snakes

 

 

spaghetti

 

 

strawberry

 

Sundays

 

 

swimming

 

 

taking photos

 

tea

 

 

television

 

 

tennis

 

ties

 

 

trains

 

 

walking

 

watermelon

 

 

Answer cards

 

Yes, he does.

 

 

No, he doesn’t.

 

Yes, she does.

 

 

No, she doesn’t.

 

I don’t know.

 

I don’t know.

 

 

Yes, he does.

 

 

No, he doesn’t.

 

Yes, she does.

 

 

No, she doesn’t.

 

I don’t know.

 

I don’t know.

 

 

Yes, he does.

 

 

No, he doesn’t.

 

Yes, she does.

 

 

No, she doesn’t.

 

I don’t know.

 

I don’t know.

 

 

Yes, he does.

 

 

No, he doesn’t.

 

Yes, she does.

 

 

No, she doesn’t.

 

I don’t know.

 

I don’t know.

 

 

Yes, he does.

 

 

No, he doesn’t.

 

Yes, she does.

 

 

No, she doesn’t.

 

I don’t know.

 

I don’t know.

 

 

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