Gone in-30-seconds- Simple Past Board Game
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This document appears to be instructions for a past simple speaking game. Players take turns rolling dice and moving along a board, landing on squares that prompt them to speak for 30 seconds about a past event or experience from their life without hesitation or grammatical mistakes. The first player to reach the finish square by successfully discussing all the prompts is the winner.
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- 1. something inteweek Start the last time you played a game or sport the presents you received for your last birthday Go Back 2 Spaces Move Ahead 4 Spaces the last time you went to a park the house you lived in when you were a child where you went on holiday last year a town / city you lived in when you were a child the last time you woke up late the last time you went to the cinema the last time you felt very tired Oh, No, Go Back to Start the last time you were bored what you did three days ago Go Back 2 Spaces what you had for breakfast this morning Miss a Turn the place where you were born Go Back 2 Spaces what you studied in English class last week the last time you walked over 2 km a place you went to last year Oh No, Go Back what you did last night what you did last weekend Finish! Gone in 30 Seconds Past Simple Speaking Game How to Play Work in small groups of three or four. Take it in turns to throw the dice and move along the board. When you land on a past simple square, you have to talk about the topic for 30 seconds without stopping. If you can’t think of anything to say, make a grammar mistake or you stop talking before the 30 seconds are up, you have to move back to your previous square. The student who reaches the finish square first is the winner. the last time you spent over $100 in one day what you had for dinner last night a town or city you visited two years ago the last time you came home late the last time you went to the bank what you had for lunch two days ago the last time you went to the library someone you met for the first time last month how you came to class today what you did before class something interesting you did last week