This is a simple game and drill exercise to be played in pairs, to ask and answer 'where' questions. Each student receives one worksheet. There is a short simple dialog for the students to use as a model when they do the activity.

The student first has to ‘hide’ the eight objects listed on the top right of their worksheet (1-bag, 2-cat, 3-book, etc.) in their room (Room A). They can do this by writing the corresponding number or drawing a picture of the object on Room A. The students then work in pairs and alternate asking each other 'where' questions; "Where is your cat?", "Where is your TV?", and answering; "It's on the table", "It's under the bed", etc. When their friend answers, the student can then label Room B on their worksheet, by drawing a picture, or writing the number that corresponds to each of the eight objects. When they have asked each other about all eight objects, they can compare their worksheets to make sure that they match.



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Interrogative - "Where is your~?"

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Let's do English ESL general grammar practice. This is a simple game and drill exercise to be played in pairs, to ask and answer 'where' questions. Each student…