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To continue, tell students that the upcoming game will be quick and that they will have to react fast. The person standing in the middle (so you say, pointing at yourself) will always say the same phrase or sentence; namely "Everybody who likes …" or "Everybody who doesn't like …" and then name the thing they like or hate. And everybody to whom this applies as well will have to get up and quickly find a new place to sit, while one person will be left standing in the middle to continue.
Do one exemplary round.
PlayHow to play:
1) Play this version for a while. If students form the sentence incorrectly, correct them and make sure they have another turn to try it out. You might also remind them that they should not only use the positive "likes" but the negative "doesn't like" as well (this depends on the learner group – if students feel relatively confident with the grammatical structure, they easily go for both forms, but weaker students tend to stick to the simple version of "likes" and avoid the more complex "doesn't like").
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