Making Decisions

In this lesson, your students will:

• Review and activate prior knowledge of vocabulary through a word scramble and collocation-matching games.
• Learn and practice key expressions for discussing decisions, uncertainty, and changing one’s mind.
• Use the target phrases in gap-fills and short dialogs based on realistic contexts like job offers and shopping dilemmas.
• Rephrase standard sentences using idiomatic vocabulary, solidifying both meaning and form.
• Create and complete short mini-dialogs, both as one- and two-speaker responses, to practice spontaneous use of new language.
• Discuss important real-life decisions (e.g., marriage, job offers, moving) using newly learned expressions.
• Work in pairs to simulate decision-making scenarios.

The lesson features 10+ interactive exercises that develop students’ productive vocabulary and build fluency in using idiomatic expressions and collocations related to making decisions in realistic, meaningful conversations.

Vocabulary: spoilt for choice, on the fence, a no-brainer, etc
Additional resources: WordWall, Quizlet

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