Ok. The game is very simple. I write one word (it should be a noun!). The next player writes his oun word (association) and explains why he chose this word.
Example:
1 (first player): A CAKE
2 (second player): A PARTY
Because people often eat cakes at a party.
A MUSIC
People dance at a party. Especially if they like the music there.
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My first word: A MOUNTAIN
Where I come from, you can see people herd cattles (including goats) in villages / countrysides. I think, in my country, the effort are of these herders are pretty much taken for granted. Herders work daily, tending cattles, from morning to afternoon for a meager US$ 2 a day. And yet, their dairy products provides our people with nutritious food.
Great game Olga! Do you mind if I use it in my class sometimes?
P.S : Call me a party-crasher, but I believe that the word [music] is an uncountable noun. Thus, the article “a/an” can’t be added to the word. And I believe that the correct spelling is [own] instead of [oun].
Dog’s archenemy (LOL). Myth has it that when a person gives a dog food and shelter, the dog considers that person his master. But when a person gives a cat food and shelter, the cat thinks that it is the person’s master!
I prefer cats to dogs because I had a bad chilhood experience with dogs.
P.S : It is my pleasure. Really, you weren’t wrong. You just didn’t know. But now you know. You’d be wrong if you had not made the post and thus had not learn anything!
Well all trees (no apostrophe for a plural) have to come down “eventually” and someone’s (someone is one word. Apostrophe for a contraction - someone has) got to do it
SAW
Not the past tense of ‘to see’, but one of the tools used to cut wood.
It is the first word that came to my mind when I read the word “Saw”. Builders use a saw for a building of a wooden bridge. But I think they use an electric one…not a handsaw.
P.S: I’ll be glad you correct my mistakes.
It is the first word that came to my mind when I read the word “Saw”. Builders use a saw for a building of to build a wooden bridge. But I think they use an electric one…not a handsaw.
P.S: I’ll be glad if you correct my mistakes.
Hope the corrections help!
GAP 'Bridge the gap’ is an idiom that means to make a connection (bridge) where there is a great difference (gap).
The usual thing you get when you visit the dentist.
(I hope you don’t mind me correcting errors. I’m just trying to turn the game into a greater learning experience.)
FRUIT
You put a fruit filling into pies, tarts and other sweet pastries (then after you eat too much you have to visit the dentist for a filling, I suppose!)
Slang for psychiatrist / pyschologists. These professionals often help us to face our fears. And at other times, these guys amplifies them!
I have a friend whom I find very pleasant to talk to. She is a soon-to-be pyschologits. This one is for her!
p.s : A.L, you should be punished for not playing by the rules. You should’ve continued BeeesNeees’ post (i.e : FRUIT) instead of Bzzz’s. Why would you fear fruits anyway? They are colorful, nice and tasty. Now, as a punishment…up on all fours (LOL)…just kidding A.L! I’ll leave the spanking to the lady in charge, though.