Good English game, learning while playing

When thinking about learning English, what do you think? Sit at the desk, head to the book? Sometimes reading an English book is also fun. However, learning English is not always the case. Learning can be an interesting activity with English games. Learning by playing with others is a really great way to remember what you have learned. Here is a list of 7 great board games for 'fun' with English, choose the most interesting and suitable game for your English level.

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1. Scrabble

To play Scrabble, players will have to sort the letters into words on the board, the correct matching letters will get the corresponding points on the crossword and earn extra points by placing special letters. The goal of the game is to defeat the opponent by creating the best words and placing them in the best position on the board.

Many people think that you need to know many words to play this game, but you don't need to worry because Scrabble always comes with the dictionary. In addition, players can try Words with Friends, which is a Scrabble game online.

2. Taboo

Each card in Taboo shows a main word. Below the main word the player will find a list of words similar to the main word such as synonyms or words associated with the main word. The task of this English game is to describe the main word to others without using any words below it.

This game is a bit difficult but it will help players think creatively, discover more words than you think. In addition, if you play with the dictionary, you will have the opportunity to learn not only a new word but also synonyms but listed under it. Players can play Taboo in any group or group of two.

You can also try Just Say It! This is the iOS version (for iPhone) with tags created by the online community, including some popular references.

3. Apples to Apples

To play Apples to Apples, each player except a "judge" will turn a card to best describe a special card on the table. The judge turns the card and chooses the best card. Anyone who puts that card will gain a point and someone will become a judge on the next turn.

This is a very interesting game because the way of combining cards can sometimes be ridiculous, silly to funny. For example, a tag like "Loveable" can match the word "Butterfiles" or "My Bathroom".

This is also a great game to learn English. The words on the card are all nouns or adjectives. Players will not need to use the dictionary because the definitions are listed right on the card. To play this game, a group of 4-5 people is required. The words in the game may be nouns for celebrity names or some words for culture, so they may not be familiar to you.

Also, you can try Wordner, this is the same online game with Apples to Apples.

4. Once Upon a Time

Once Upon a Time is a card game, allowing you and your friends to tell a story. Everyone gets some cards with stories in a story and a card that ends.

The player will start telling the story, trying to use the cards in his hand and leading to the end of the story as in the description card. Other players can interrupt by placing their cards and continuing the story with different ideas.

It is a really interesting game, no winner but can tell interesting and entertaining stories. Alternatively, you can try Writing Challenge for Android or iOS. This app is a great place to start creating your story.

5. Scattegories

With this Scattegories English learning game, players will have categories such as "color" or "things that are cold" and must think of words that match those categories. Before each round, hit the dice to select a letter, then press the start time and people will give words that begin with that letter and match the given category.

For example, the letter 'I' and the 'Things that are cold' category, players will write words like 'ice cream', 'igloo'. You will earn more points if there are words other players don't have.

This is a great game for anyone who is just beginning to learn English and wants to practice vocabulary. It motivates you to think about their uncommon words and definitions. It would be great if you play with native speakers so you can learn new words from them.

6. Dabble

With this English game, players will have to create as many words as possible from the given cells with the desired length as long as the word has meaning. Dabble is similar to Scrabble but allows players to freely create any word, without connecting them to anything on the board.

There are many similar games like this on mobile phones. If you like Dabble, try Twist Anagram for Android or iOS.

7. Funglish

In Funglish, players will receive a card consisting of six words on it, within three minutes you need to explain so that everyone can guess many words on it as possible.

Before starting to play, players should look through all the words and look up unknown words. One way to learn well from this game is to look up the dictionary while playing and do not put pressure on time. Using vocabulary many times will help remember them long, so playing Funglish will teach you more than just a few new words. In addition, you can also find applications like Adjective Search or Word Search to play on mobile phones.

Thanks to these great board game games you won't even realize that you're learning English.