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14 Dec 2024


WHO ARE YOU?

Another great communication activity....
Who are you?
Sometimes, it's hard to get a class to ask each other questions- they might feel
shy- or they might already know each other quite well! This activity takes very
little preparation, is great fun and will give them lots of practice in forming
questions and speaking fluently.
If you like this, check out some more ideas in my free Communication Activities
resource!
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Asking questions is a really important part of making conversation and learning
a language but it can be a bit difficult or embarrassing to ask personal
questions to a partner. I’m Jo Gakonga from ELT-Training with an idea that can
help with this,  and add a bit of fun to your class. It’s called ‘Who are you?’

You’ll need a picture of a person- not a famous people, but maybe an image
that’s a bit interesting. You can easily find these copyright free on Pixabay or
Unsplash. Here are some examples I found as examples.

Show the class the picture and ask them to work in a group of three to write
down questions to ask this person – where are you from? How long have you been
playing the guitar? Did you walk there? Where are you? Do you have a family?
Kids? Are you on holiday? If you are online, you can do this in breakout rooms.

Now nominate ONE person in the group to swap to another group. They take on the
role of the person in the picture and a new group ask them their questions. The
role player can answer however they like. Tell them to use their imaginations!

If you wanted to extend this, you could then re-group back to the original three
and ask the two questioners to report back on what they ‘found out’ or get them
to write about the man for homework. Hope that you have fun with it.


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