Can you spot a lie based on a single word? In this group lesson, we take Spanish learning to a high-stakes level. We will use the interactive platform Impostor.me to play a linguistic version of social deduction. Unlike the traditional "Among Us," there are no spaceships here: your only weapon is your vocabulary. Game Dynamics Synchronization: Each student will connect to a private room on Impostor.me via their browser or mobile device while we maintain our Zoom video call. The Secret Word: The system automatically assigns a secret word to the "Citizens." The "Impostor" does not know the word but receives a general clue or category. The Clue Round: One by one, each student says a single word related to the secret word. The Challenge: As a Citizen, you must prove you know the word without making it too obvious for the Impostor. The Challenge: As the Impostor, you must camouflage yourself by using words that seem to fit the pattern. Debate and Judgment: After the clues are revealed, we open the floor for debate on Zoom. This is where your B2+ skills shine: you must interrogate, defend yourself, use sarcasm, express doubt, and apply logic to convince the group who should be ejected.

- Semantic Precision: You will learn to choose the exact word to describe concepts without being explicit, working on high-level synonymy and mental associations. - Advanced Debate Structures: Practice using second and third-order conditionals (e.g., "If he were the impostor, he wouldn't have chosen such a technical word" or "It would have been better if you had said..."). - Managing Ambiguity: Develop the ability to understand cultural nuances and double meanings in your classmates' clues. - Fluency Under Pressure: Improve your oral response speed by defending your innocence against direct accusations from the group in real-time.