CONTENTS: 40 question strips for practicing instant affirmatives and negative answers, 48 short answer circles for learning how to ask questions, instructions

Questions about “where someone was,” or “what was something like” come up frequently in our conversations. In English, they can be troublesome, which is why the Baffle Me game comes to the rescue. It will help you quickly practice the two forms of the verb be "TO BE in the Past" in both questions and short answers. The two language games aim at skillfully baffling your opponent, provided that he doesn't do it before you. If you master the verb usage, try playing with Baffle Me Past Simple. Mixing these two sets of strips will be a challenge. However, composure and focus will help you win.