1. Divide students into pairs.

2. Hand in a stripe with a grid to each pair.

3. Students interview each other in turn by choosing a square, asking each other 'tell me about someone who..." and asking follow up questions.

* Remember to change 'Kenya' with the country your class takes place in.



It's a great activity to practice tenses, pronouns, possessives, question forms and vocabulary. It gives a lot of room to collect linguistic feedbacks.



It's good as an ice breaker or as a speaking activity at the end of the lesson.



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how to describe things or people in English

Talk about someone who...

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1. Divide students into pairs.

2. Hand in a stripe with a grid to each pair.

3. Students interview each other in turn by choosing a square, asking each othe…