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• Sit in pairs. Your teacher will give each person a different card. Read about the people on the card carefully and play match maker.

• Try to find suitable matches for the people on your cards. One student tells the other about one person, the second student listens and suggests a match.

• Talk about why those people would make a good couple.

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