Divide students into pairs. Give student A a blue card and student B a red card. They have to ask questions about their picture with the given words. Then, they exchange their sheets and answer their partner’s questions.

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Divide students into pairs. Give student A a blue card and student B a red card. They have to ask questions about their picture with the given words. Then, they exchange their sheets and answer their partner’s questions.

If you want to practice more, you can find more of my worksheets about the same topic here

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Pairwork - Family

pairwork-family

Divide students into pairs. Give student A a blue card and student B a red card. They have to ask questions about their picture with the given words. Then, they…