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Board Game

Board game as warm up Different questions Level beginner

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Board Game

Board game as warm up Different questions Level beginner

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favourite
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How old
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hobbies?
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How are you?

your name?

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favourite food?

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date?
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language?
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your favourite

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This game can be played in pairs or in small groups The
first player rolls the die and moves their counter along the
board, starting at ‘Begin’. The player to their left reads
out the question on the space, and the first player must
answer the question. If they answer correctly, they may
keep their counter on that space. If they fail to answer the
question, they must move back 3 spaces. Continue to take
turns until a player reaches the final space, ‘End’.
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