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Students will play a guessing game where they must ask questions using modal verbs to determine which celebrity is represented by pictures of children, in order to guess "who is who". Students can ask questions like "can/might/may he/she be an actor/singer?" or "he/she must be..." to get clues from the teacher about the celebrities' identities.
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