1. COCKTAIL PARTY
Materials: Worksheet 76
Dynamic: Groups
Time: 15 minutes
Procedure: 1. Arrange students in groups of 6 to 8 and have each group stand
together. Give each group a situation card from the worksheet.
2. As in a party setting (but with a time limit), students mingle by
asking questions or making statements and suggestions about the
situation. They must use verbs followed by infinitives or gerunds
whenever possible.
3. A different situation may be given to the group after a few
minutes of talking.
4. As a follow-up activity on the same day, students can write the
questions or statements on the board that they remember from the
party interaction.
2. WHICH ONE DO I USE?
Materials: Three different colors of 4” x 6” cards
(red, blue, yellow, for example)
Writing paper
Dynamic: Large groups
Time: 30 minutes
Procedure: 1. Review charts and rules for gerunds and infinitives as needed.
Divide students into three groups, ideally of three or four students.
(A larger class will have larger groups.) Give each group one of the
sets of cards.
2. The red-card holders write down verbs followed by gerunds. The
blue-card holders write down verbs followed by infinitives. The
yellow-card holders write down verbs followed by a (pro)noun and
infinitive. Each group writes a sentence for each verb on its cards,
then quizzes each other orally, using the cards.
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3. Switch the colored cards from group to group. Each group reads
the cards and corrects each other’s sentences.
4. After each group has practiced with all the cards, divide the class
into pairs. Give each pair six cards (two red, two blue, two yellow)
and have the pair write a dialog, using all six cards.
5. Put two pairs together and have one pair read its dialog to the
other pair.
6. Put the students into new groups of approximately four. Have
them write a story (on the writing paper) using at least five
gerunds/infinitives. Every time they use a gerund or infinitive,
they write both forms down and let the reader choose.
Example: Once upon a time, there was a student who admitted
to to steal/stealing a book. He stole it because he
couldn’t afford to buy/buying it. The . . .
7. Last, the groups exchange papers so that each group reads
another group’s story and circles the correct form each time the
1. COCKTAIL PARTYMaterials: Worksheet 76Dynamic: GroupsTime: 15 minutesProcedure: 1. Arrange students in groups of 6 to 8 and have each group standtogether. Give each group a situation card from the worksheet.2. As in a party setting (but with a time limit), students mingle byasking questions or making statements and suggestions about thesituation. They must use verbs followed by infinitives or gerundswhenever possible.3. A different situation may be given to the group after a fewminutes of talking.4. As a follow-up activity on the same day, students can write thequestions or statements on the board that they remember from theparty interaction.2. WHICH ONE DO I USE?Materials: Three different colors of 4” x 6” cards(red, blue, yellow, for example)Writing paperDynamic: Large groupsTime: 30 minutesProcedure: 1. Review charts and rules for gerunds and infinitives as needed.Divide students into three groups, ideally of three or four students.(A larger class will have larger groups.) Give each group one of thesets of cards.2. The red-card holders write down verbs followed by gerunds. Theblue-card holders write down verbs followed by infinitives. Theyellow-card holders write down verbs followed by a (pro)noun andinfinitive. Each group writes a sentence for each verb on its cards,then quizzes each other orally, using the cards.2322333. Switch the colored cards from group to group. Each group readsthe cards and corrects each other’s sentences.4. After each group has practiced with all the cards, divide the classinto pairs. Give each pair six cards (two red, two blue, two yellow)and have the pair write a dialog, using all six cards.5. Put two pairs together and have one pair read its dialog to theother pair.6. Put the students into new groups of approximately four. Havethem write a story (on the writing paper) using at least fivegerunds/infinitives. Every time they use a gerund or infinitive,they write both forms down and let the reader choose.Example: Once upon a time, there was a student who admittedto to steal/stealing a book. He stole it because hecouldn’t afford to buy/buying it. The . . .7. Last, the groups exchange papers so that each group readsanother group’s story and circles the correct form each time the
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