STUDENT A’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student B)
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What do you think about the English articles ‘a’, ‘an’ and ‘the’? |
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Do you have articles in your own language? |
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What do you think when your teacher says you’ll do a lesson on articles? |
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What are articles for? |
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What are your biggest problems with articles? |
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Would the English language be so different without articles? |
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What does ‘a’ and ‘an’ mean? |
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Why do we say ‘the biggest’, ‘the most important’ but not ‘a biggest’ or ‘a most important’? |
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Would the Philippines, the Maldives, the USA etc be any different without ‘the’? |
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When do you think articles are absolutely, totally necessary? |
STUDENT B’s QUESTIONS (Do not show to Student A)
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What do you know about English articles? |
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What advice would you give to someone trying to learn articles? |
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What’s the difference between ‘a’ and ‘an’? |
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Does your teacher do a good job at explaining articles? |
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What’s the difference between “I’m a student” and “I’m the student”? |
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How would you describe what articles are to an alien? |
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Do you think the terms ‘definite article’ and ‘indefinite article’ help you understand articles better? |
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Do you care about whether or not you understand articles and use them correctly? |
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Why is it “Once upon a time” but “The end”? How would “An end” or “Once upon the time” change things? |
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Did you like this discussion on articles? |
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