Does he / she often … ?

Tom

go to

the zoo

iron

sweep

listen to

music

play

tennis

Tom

go to

the zoo

iron

sweep

listen to

music

play

tennis

Tom

go to

the zoo

iron

sweep

listen to

music

play

tennis

go to

the zoo

Tom

iron

sweep

listen to

music

play

tennis

go to

the zoo

Tom

iron

sweep

listen to

music

play

tennis

Does he / she often … ?

Kate

eat

ice-cream

go to the

dentist’s

cook

paint

make

her

bed

Kate

eat

ice-cream

go to the

dentist’s

cook

paint

make

her

bed

Kate

eat

ice-cream

go to the

dentist’s

cook

paint

make

her

bed

eat

ice-cream

Kate

go to the

cook

dentist’s

Kate

eat

ice-cream

go to the

dentist’s

cook

paint

make

her

bed

make

her

bed

paint

Does he / she often … ?

John

wash up

go to

the

cinema

dance

play

football

play

the

piano

John

wash up

go to

the

cinema

dance

play

football

play

the

piano

John

wash up

go to

the

cinema

dance

play

football

play

the

piano

John

wash up

go to

the

cinema

dance

play

football

play

the

piano

John

wash up

go to

the

cinema

dance

play

the

play

football

piano

Does he / she often … ?

Bob

lay the

table

hoover

play

the

guitar

play

golf

sing

Bob

lay the

table

hoover

play

the

guitar

play

golf

sing

Bob

lay the

table

hoover

play

the

guitar

play

golf

sing

Bob

lay the

table

hoover

play

the

guitar

play

golf

sing

Bob

lay the

table

play

the

guitar

hoover

play

golf

sing

Does he / she often … ?

Helen

eat hot

dogs

take

pictures

write

poems

drink

coke

eat

fruit

Helen

eat hot

dogs

take

pictures

write

poems

drink

coke

eat

fruit

Helen

eat hot

dogs

take

pictures

write

poems

drink

coke

eat

fruit

Helen

eat hot

dogs

take

pictures

write

poems

Helen

eat hot

dogs

take

pictures

write

poems

drink

coke

eat

fruit

drink

coke

eat

fruit

Does he / she often … ?

Mark

eat

sweets

drink

milk

play video

games

go to

the

library

watch

the

news

Mark

eat

sweets

drink

milk

play video

games

go to

the

library

watch

the

news

Mark

eat

sweets

drink

milk

play video

games

go to

the

library

watch

the

news

Mark

eat

sweets

drink

milk

play video

games

go to

the

library

watch

the

news

eat

sweets

Mark

play video

games

drink

milk

watch

the

news

go to

the

library

Does he / she often … ?

Ben

do the

laundry

eat

fish

play

baseball

ski

go to the

swimming-

pool

Ben

do the

laundry

eat

fish

play

baseball

ski

go to the

swimming-

pool

Ben

do the

laundry

eat

fish

play

baseball

ski

go to the

swimming-

pool

Ben

do the

laundry

eat

fish

play

baseball

ski

go to the

swimming-

pool

do the

laundry

Ben

play

baseball

eat

fish

go to the

swimming-

pool

ski

The Rules

Objective:

The objective is to gather all the cards belonging to the same character. This game allows the

ency adverbs ‘never’, ‘rarely’, ‘sometimes’, ‘often’ and ‘always’, as well as

e vocabulary related to different common activities and hobbies.

ow to play the Game

students to use the frequ
th

H

:

ayers and give a set of cards to each group.

3.
charac
alread

•

around the picture), he/she

sks him/her a question.

• If the player does have the card (with a red frame around the picture), he/she answers ‘No, he

oose another one.

r puts all the cards belonging to

this character on the table.

5. The winner is the player who has gathered the most characters.

1. Make groups of 4-5 pl

2. One of the players is the dealer. He/she shuffles the cards and deals 5 cards to each player. The
other cards make a pile.

The dealer starts the game by choosing a player and asking him/her a question about one of the

ters (ex: ‘Does Tom often eat fish?’’). (You can only gather the cards of a character if you have

y at least one card of this character in your own game.)

If the player does not have the card (there has to be a red frame
answers ‘I don’t know.’ Then, the dealer takes a card from the pile. If, by any chance the card
is the answer to his/her question, he/she can play again. If not, it is the player sitting on the
dealer’s left who chooses someone and a

doesn’t. He rarely eats fish.’ Then, the dealer can continue to ask questions. He / She can ask
the same player or ch

4. Once all the habits of a character have been gathered, the playe

= never

= rarely

= sometimes

often

always

Remark: You can also work question tags > ‘Tom rarely eats fish, doesn’t he?’