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ESL Verbictionary Game for Learners

Verbictionary is an ESL game designed to help students practice verbs by drawing representations of them. The game involves two teams, where members take turns drawing a verb while their team guesses the word. A list of 100 commonly used verbs is provided for reference.

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ESL Verbictionary Game for Learners

Verbictionary is an ESL game designed to help students practice verbs by drawing representations of them. The game involves two teams, where members take turns drawing a verb while their team guesses the word. A list of 100 commonly used verbs is provided for reference.

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ESL Game: Verbictionary

Verbictionary is a variation of the classic game pictionary. In this version, students draw
something that represents the verb that the teacher tells the students to draw.

Aim: ​To Practice Verbs


Level: ​Young Learners 10 + , teen and adults (A1+)
Materials: ​Chalk or whiteboard, list of verbs below
Method
1. Divide your class into two teams.
2. One member from each team comes to the board and is the drawer for the team.
3. The teacher tells or shows the two ‘drawers’ a verb. When the teacher tells them
to start, they must draw anything that represents the verb.
4. The first team to shout the correct verb wins that point.
5. Continue with two new ‘drawers’ until one team is the winner.

On the next page you will find a list of the 100 most commonly used verbs in the
English language. You can use this list or select verbs which your students have
studied in class.

Permission granted for classroom use. © ​[Link]​ 2018


agree ask become believe bite

borrow break bring brush buy

cancel change clean climb close

complain count cure cut cry

dance draw drink drive eat

explain fall find finish fix

fly forget give go have

hear hide hold hope ignore

know learn leave lend listen

live look lose make need

open pay play practice pretend

promise put rain read ride

run save say see sell

share sing sit sleep speak

spell spend stand start steal

study swim take talk teach

tease tell think throw translate

travel trust try turn off turn on

understand use wait wake up walk

want watch work worry write

Permission granted for classroom use. © ​[Link]​ 2018

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