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Preparation:
1. You need a piece of film or cartoon in which there is plenty of action or visual
interest.
Mr. Bean or
Tom & Jerry work well.
2. Prepare beforehand which places in the video you are going to pause.
Procedure:
1. Divide the class into small groups ( 3 or 4 Ss)
2. Tell the learners they are going to watch a short piece of film.
3. Play the DVD and pause it just before something happens. Ask Ss
to write
down on a piece of paper what they think is going to happen.
4. Go round the class and elicit sentences from the groups (e.g.
I think he’s going
to shoot the dog)
5. Resume the film to find out what happens.
6. If a group speculates correctly they score a point.
7. Do this again and again several times.
Notes:
Insist on natural pronunciation (gonna)
If it’s a funny film, replay the whole thing once you’ve finished the activity.
(Adapted from LAPIS-ELTIS, 2008c)
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