The question game
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Este documento proporciona enlaces a varios juegos de inglés que involucran preguntas, diálogos, tiempos verbales y dictado. Los juegos incluyen formular preguntas comenzando con palabras como "who", "where" y "when"; transcribir diálogos cambiando tiempos verbales como "yesterday" y "exacto"; y transcribir una dictación de noticias en 14 frases.
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