Engaging English Language Game "What Were You Doing?
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This interactive English language activity involves miming actions, recall exercises, and dialogue scenarios to practice past continuous tense in a fun and engaging way. Students will act out actions, recall what they were doing when prompted, and try to match their actions with the teacher's prompts.
Engaging English Language Game "What Were You Doing?
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Past continuous By Mgr. Šárka Jurajdová VY_32_INOVACE_AJ1r01012
BODY MOVIN’ 1) Write a list of 6 actions (f.e.: making a phone call, sleeping, digging, …) 2) Start miming them, exchanging the activity after 3-5 seconds. 3) The teacher hits the whiteboard/claps their hands/shouts something/rings a bell/… 4) The students turn to their partner and ask: What were you doing when the teacher hit the whiteboard/ clapped her/his hands/ shouted …/ rang the bell/…? 5) The teacher asks: What were you doing when I hitthe whiteboard/ clappedmyhands/ shouted …/ rang the bell/…? 6) The students answer one after another. Repeat this twice or three times best.
Remember the actions! 1) Choose one of the actions. 2) The teacher claps her/his hands. 3) Remember what you were doing. 4) Start another of the 6 actions. 5) The teacher does something else (rings the bell) 6) Remember again. 7) 6 your actions = 6 teacher‘s actions Which goes to which? What were you doing when the teacher clapped their hands? Rang the bell? …
What were you doing when the teacher 1) clapped their hands? 2) rang the bell? 3) hit the whiteboard? 4) opened the door? 5) switched the lights on/off? 6) shouted “Elvis is back“
Wild imagination Can you work out possible answers? What were they doing when…? … their mum entered the room? … the teacher shouted? … he threw his homework from the window? … meteorite struck the Earth? … they realized that it was not worth.
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