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Morith Posted 20 years ago
Teaching
how to put Ss in pairs?
Hi,
I'm teaching 6 adults and I've recently run out of ways of putting them into pairs. Can somebody help me with that one?
I'm teaching 6 adults and I've recently run out of ways of putting them into pairs. Can somebody help me with that one?
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It seems to me that there are only 5 ways to simultaneously pair 6 people; after that, you'll need to repeat the matches; there is no mathematical escape from this.
- It seems to me that there are only 5 ways to simultaneously pair 6 people; after that, you'll need to repeat the matches; there is no mathematical escape from this.
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It seems to me that there are only 5 ways to simultaneously pair 6 people; after that, you'll need to repeat the matches; there is no mathematical escape from this.
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Yes, but you missed the point. I asked HOW to put them into pairs, like last time everyone got a piece of paper with either a comparative or a superlative form of an adjective, they had to find each other: if one had 'sadder', then had to find someone who had 'the saddest' and the other way round..
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