Student has to describe the logo without using any of the words on the car and the others have to guess the logo.Īnother set of 10 pictures, this time with British companies. This is a taboo game for learning about famous advertising logos. The different choices of the same Canadian and American brand to advertise their product - their effectiveness and which is the best for the consumer. Test on advertising and advertising strategies. It covers the topic Shopping and famous logos and the grammar: Past simple vs Present Perfect, for and since It can be used for Internet research and/or giving short presentations as well. This conversation worksheet with car logos and conversation questions can be used as a basis for an informal discussion about cars, mobility, transportation, the future of cars and more. It focuses on introduction and conclusion.Ĭan you match logos and car makes? Students work in group, guess and discuss. It contains common structures and the different steps to follow. The worksheet is good for the topic MarketingĬommenting a picture in 5 steps (oral exam)Ī useful ws to prepare upper-intermediate and advanced students for commenting pictures. The teacher can suggest the invention of a trademark and make the students create a logo and a slogan at the end. It´s an interesting exercise that can be followed by a group activity. This worksheet is supposed to help students to improve their vocabulary in a very simple and effective form: using slogans. Simultaneously, each student in the class will have a record sheet (2nd page)to write down and k.
After picking out a commercial, they will analyse it following the guidelines provided, and will present it to their classmates. are requested to develop a project (pairwork activity) on this topic. The second part of two wss about advertising. This is intended to encourage the discussion on the subject by dividing the class in groups of four, so that they can give and contrast their views while they answer some questions, watch some adverts and revise some suitable vocabulary. The first part of two worksheets to deal with the topic of advertising.
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