Grammar in the world

Sometimes you meet things  in the world around you that can be described by a certain grammar structure :D. You have your mobile in your pocket or bag, don't you? Why don't you personalize/localize grammar?

One morning I found this and had this task idea:

The comments:

These nasty group members failed to use the structures given in the task but were collaborative, creative, interactive and communicated with each other. (And they won't escape punishment, hahhhaaaaa!!)

Picture event

Suppose you are to 'cover a topic'. You know that in about two weeks you and your group will read about shopping. Make your students go outside and take photos they can associate with 'shopping'. Create an event, invite all the members of the group. The date of the event is the deadline of uploading their photos on the event page.
The pictures can be used in class as visual stimuli for speaking. On facebook they will surely trigger comments.
You can as well tag pictures with names of things in them. (Any vocabulary can be presented this way.)

An Obscure Image

A strange tagged image to practise expressing uncertainty.

Upload an obscure picture. Tag certain parts of the picture with expressions of uncertainty. Students are asked to write comments  which describe a given part of the image, using the expression in the tag. 

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=259724064055625&set=a.131324166895616.18685.100000541016537&type=3&theater