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1) Agree with me if I am right. Say: " You are right" or "You aren't right" before your statement.
Example.
T: There is a ball on Sasha's desk.
P: You are right! There is a ball on Sasha's desk.
T: There is a ruler on his desk.
P: You aren't right! There is no ruler on his desk.
T: There is a map on his desk.
P: You aren't right. There is no map on his desk. Etc.
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2) Now I'll tell you about a thing on the desk and you'll tell me about another thing.
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T: There is a ruler on Vova's desk.
P: There is a rubber on Vova's desk.
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3) And now answer my questions. Give full answers.
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T: What is there in your bag,...?
P,: There is an apple in my bag.
T: And what is there in your bag,...?
P2: There is a pencil-case in my bag. Etc.
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P: There is a doll in my bag.
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4) Answer my questions. Give short answers: Yes, there is./ No, there isn't.
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T: Is there a bag on the chair?
P. Yes, there is.
T: Is there a map on the desk?
P: No, there isn't.
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5) Listen to my statements. Correct me if I'm not right.
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T: It seems to me ( ) there is a piece of chalk on the desk.
P: You aren't right. There is no piece of chalk on the desk. Etc.
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6)Tell the class what there is in your bag if it isn't a secret.
Example.
There is a toy car in my bag. There is a toy car in Ihor's bag.
There is a ribbon in my bag.
There is a ribbon in Halya's bag. Etc.
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7) And now let's write down what there is and what there isn't on the wall of our classroom.
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P2: There is a picture on the wall.
P3: There is no shelf on the wall.
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8) Stand in two lines. Face each other. Tell your partner what there is in your hand.
Example.
P in Line One: There is a rubber in my hand. P in Line Two: There is a piece a chalk in my hand.
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9)Tell the class that you have a thing. Add what there is or there isn't on it (in it, near it).
Example.
I have a bag. There is a pencil-case in my bag. But there is no looking-glass in it.
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