What's different?

Self-study activity:
If possible, get together with an English-speaking friend or relative. You can also work on your own and try to record yourself.

Have a look at the two pictures. They look similar, but there are quite a few differences, up to 8. Can you spot them?

When you have found them all or when you give up, click on the picture and you'll get instructions on how to proceed to self-correct the activity and find all the answers. Good luck and don't forget to speak English while you're playing!

H/T to DDeubel.

Spot the differences

From Digital Play comes this game that can help us practise our oral English at home, either alone or with English-speaking company.

Self-study activity:
First identify the vocabulary: There's a pumpkin on the table, there's a cat on the sofa, there's a sofa on the right, etc. Look up any words you don't know.

Then spot the nine differences between the two pictures: The yellow dog is happy in the first picture, but it's sad in the second.

Finally you can test your memory by trying to remember the nine differences without looking at the pictures.

Key:
The yellow dog on the left isn’t happy/ smiling.
The blue dog’s collar is red (not yellow).
A square/ tile on the wall is yellow (not orange)
The candle has got lines.
The pumpkin is sad / scary (not happy/ friendly).
(part of) the curtain is green (not orange).
The table hasn’t got a leg.
The cat’s tail is yellow (not black),
The sofa hasn’t got a line (a line/ crease on the bottom right arm is missing).