What Would You Do If ESL speaking activity
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The document poses a series of hypothetical scenarios and invites the reader to consider what they would do in each case, such as finding a magic book where anything written becomes true, waking up in a world where everyone speaks an unknown language, or discovering one's shadow has a mind of its own. Each scenario is followed by a call to "Let's discuss!"
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- 1. What would you do if you found a book where everything you wrote in it became true? Lets discuss!
- 2. What would you do if you woke up and found yourself in a world where everyone spoke a language you've never heard before? Lets discuss!
- 3. What would you do if you were given the task to design a new planet? Lets discuss!
- 4. What would you do if every time you snapped your fingers, you switched to a different parallel universe? Lets discuss!
- 5. What would you do if you discovered that your shadow had a mind of its own? Lets discuss!
- 6. What would you do if you found out your life was an elaborate stage play and everyone you knew were actors? Lets discuss!
- 7. What would you do if every time you laughed, time paused? Lets discuss!
- 8. What would you do if you could exchange lives with a character from a fairy tale for a day? Lets discuss!
- 9. What would you do if every book you touched instantly told its story in your mind? Lets discuss!
- 10. What would you do if you could become the best friend of any mythological creature? Lets discuss!
- 11. What would you do if you could craft and control your own dreams each night? Lets discuss!
- 12. What would you do if you found a diary that wrote back to you and gave you advice? Lets discuss!
- 13. What would you do if you discovered you could swap talents with people just by shaking hands? Lets discuss!
- 14. What would you do if you found a mysterious old map that showed the location of lost civilizations? Lets discuss!
- 15. What would you do if you could change the plot of any book or movie just by thinking about it? Lets discuss!