decide to

Step 1: Introduce the Phrase (5 mins)

1. Write "decide to" on the board.
2. Explain:
   • Meaning: "Decide to" means making a choice to do something.
   • Example: "I decided to study English." (I made a choice to study English.)

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Step 2: Guided Practice with Real-Life Examples (10 mins)

• Ask students:
  • "What did you decide to do today?"
  • "What do you decide to eat for lunch?"
  • "What do you decide to do on weekends?"
• Students answer using ‘decide to’
  • Example: "I decided to wake up early today."

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Step 3: Pair Work - Decision-Making Activity (15 mins)

• Activity: "What will you decide?"
  • Give students a situation and ask them to decide.
  • Example situations:
    • You have two job offers. What do you decide to do?
    • You are planning a trip. Where do you decide to go?
    • You are at a restaurant. What do you decide to order?
  • Students discuss in pairs and share their decisions with the class.

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Step 4: Role-Play Activity (15 mins)

• Situation: One student is giving advice, and the other must decide.
  • Example:
    • A: "You should exercise more."
    • B: "Okay! I decide to go to the gym."

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Step 5: Fun Group Game - "Decision Challenge" (10 mins)

• Write different situations on cards.
• Each group picks a card and decides what to do.
• They must use "decide to" in their answers.
• Example:
  • Card: "You won ₹1,00,000. What do you decide to do?"
  • Answer: "We decide to travel to Goa!"

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Step 6: Homework / Reflection (5 mins)

• Ask students to write 5 sentences using "decide to."
• Example: "I decided to learn English because I want a better job."

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