Noun clause partner practice ESL activity - Quoted and Reported Speech
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This document provides instructions for an activity to help students practice using noun clauses in quoted and reported speech. The activity has students ask classmates questions with one in quoted speech and one in reported speech. Students are to find 4 classmates and ask them one question from each of the provided examples, which include questions about siblings, college major, musical instruments, and special talents. The teacher is directed to first distribute sheets, provide examples, have students interview each other, and then review any problems or rules.
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http://eslcommando.blogspot.com/2012/04/movie-trailer-esl-grammar-activity.html
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