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I’ve used this task every year since 2016 with my C1 and C2 students and year after year it’s proved to be immense fun. Obama’s final (2016) turkey pardon offers a cornucopia of Thanksgiving puns you can use to teach a few common idioms and Thanksgiving-related vocabulary.<\/p>\n