There are five open-ended questions where students have to form questions that get a particular answer. The questions are heard in the video seconds before the task. 

In the follow-up to the quiz,  5 questions have to be formed independently that ask about a specific piece of information missing from a sentence.

In the second task, there is a dubbing game where the students have to say the voiceovers to the muted dialog. The task is made convenient by virtue of the karaoke-style subtitles that show how fast students should proceed with their line.

Two kids in South Korea share the highlights of their summer holiday with each other.

How Was Your Summer Vacation? Forming Questions + Dubbing Game

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. There are five open-ended questions where students have to form questions that get a particular answer. The quest…