English ESL Conversation: Noun Clauses. A Board Game to make short conversations, to practice speaking skills and improve the vocabulary.
English ESL Conversation: Noun Clauses
English ESL worksheets for home learning, online practice, distance learning and English classes.
The board games offer interactive English language practice in a learner-centered, low-stress environment.
A great way to improve your speaking skills is to play English board games. Not only are board games fun, they also require you to interact with others who can challenge your knowledge and help you improve, especially if you play against opponents who are more proficient than you.
Noun Clauses
Procedure:
- Hand out the main sheet and place it on the table
- Explain to the students how to play.
Each box corresponds to one question. Each student has roll a dice and move a piece.
Ask the students to use make a sentence with noun clauses.
Kinds of Noun clauses:
Embedded Questions | It is adjective* + Noun Clause | I am + feeling + Noun Clause | Object Noun Clauses | Be noun clauses |
I’m not sure who he is.I asked what time it was. | It’s unlikely that it will snow.It’s too bad that he came late. | I am worried that she is sick.I am angry that they were late. | I said that I would do it.I recommend that you see it. | The truth is that he cheated.The problem is that we’re broke. |
* adjective or some other part of speech: ‘too bad’, ‘a fact’.
If the answer is correct, when it is their turn, they can go on playing, if not they have to skip one turn.
The student who first finishes the iter from “FINISH to START” is the winner
Thank the students for coming to the lesson.