🤔 Would You Rather...?
Students read an engaging article about how people make difficult choices and what those choices reveal about their values. The text explores how teenagers and adults differ in decision-making, and how cultural background affects preferences. Grammar focus covers would rather...than, prefer...to, would prefer + to-infinitive, and giving reasons with because, the reason is, and advantage/disadvantage structures. The interactive game presents 5 Would You Rather dilemmas where students choose an option and write their reasoning using preference structures. The writing task asks students to justify a hypothetical choice in 80-120 words.
Lesson Plan
- 3 warm-up questions about choices and decision-making
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- would rather + base verb + than + base verb: I'd rather travel than save money
- prefer + gerund/noun + to + gerund/noun: I prefer reading to watching TV
- would prefer + to-infinitive: I'd prefer to stay home tonight
- I'd choose... because...: I'd choose fame because I love attention
- For me, X is more important than Y
- Giving reasons: because, because of, the reason is that, the main advantage/disadvantage is
