Review beginner grammar tenses in affirmative, negative, and interrogative with this Tic Tac Four Grammar Review game.
Feel free to do a quick comparison of ‘to be‘ and normal verbs to review with the image below before you begin.
Are you confident forming questions? You might also want to take a glance at the structure.
The questions above are called closed questions. To make open questions, add a question word at the beginning. For this game, you need to know:
what (qué)
where (donde)
when (cuándo)
why (porqué)
how (como)
how long (cuánto tiempo)
HOW TO PLAY
1.) Play with two players or two teams, an X team and an O team.
2.) Teams take turns flipping challenge cards.
3.) Players have 45 seconds to complete the challenges. If they are successful, they have 20 seconds to select a square.
4.) Players try to get as many lines of four in a row (in any direction) as they can. Each line of four is worth a point.
Word Count Challenges
Some challenges ask you to use a specific number of words in your sentences. You can win these by adding adjectives, adverbs of frequency, and time and place phrases. Here’s an example:
Make an affirmative sentence with more than 10 words with the verb drive.
My dad usually drives his big, blue car in the afternoon.
But be careful!
Players can’t repeat adjectives or time/place phrases that have already been used!
Your Game Challenge Cards
Your Game Board
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