Market Leader Intermediate revision board game
| Different ways of ending an email (typical last lines) | Different ways of finishing an email (signing off) | Different ways of starting an email (typical first lines) | Different ways of starting an email (the greeting) | START Different ways to answer a work phone |
| Different ways to say a graph is going up | Rules of the game Players go round and round the board (anticlockwise). Make statements that match the square you are on until you make a mistake, you run out of ideas, or you reach six. Then move the number of squares of the correct sentences you made. The winner is the person who has gone furthest around the board when the teacher stops the game. | Different business documents | ||
| Different ways of softening your position in a negotiation | Persuade your partner to do things to prepare for an office party | |||
| Different ways of insisting | Different white-collar crimes | |||
| Ways to say “It’ll go up” is possible/ probable | Differences between UK and US English | |||
| Different business sport idioms | Different ways of saying you are sorry | |||
| Different ways of saying a graph isn’t going up or down | Persuade your partner to do things to prepare for a presentation | |||
| Different things your partner had completed by the end of yesterday | Different reasons why they can’t speak to someone on the phone | |||
| Things you were doing at the same time as your partner yesterday | Different ways of politely complaining about a delayed delivery | |||
| Personality words about your partner that they agree with | Sentences about your partner’s company/ organization. | Sentences about your partner’s team, department, etc. | Different believable excuses for a delayed delivery | After agreeing the price, get as many other good conditions as you can. |
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