🙈 Guilty Pleasures

Students read an 800+ word article about guilty pleasures, featuring a survey of 5,000 teenagers and psychologist Dr. Hana Kimura's insights on social pressure and self-acceptance. Three teenagers from Brazil, Morocco and Japan share their guilty pleasures anonymously. Grammar covers gerunds (-ing) after verbs like enjoy, avoid, keep, can't help, miss, mind, admit, finish, and infinitives (to + verb) after want, decide, hope, agree, refuse, pretend, learn, promise. Special attention is given to verbs that change meaning with gerund vs infinitive (stop, remember, try, forget). The interactive game presents 10 sentences where students choose gerund or infinitive. The writing task asks students to describe their own guilty pleasures using at least 5 gerund/infinitive constructions.