This B1 ESL lesson is designed to broaden students’ vocabulary on the topic of gang activity and improve their skills in using the quantifiers any, no, and none.
Warm-up
The lesson starts with an interactive word association game, where students explore how different words might be connected to organized crime.
Video
Students will watch a brief video titled “Expert talks ‘rapid expansion’ of outlaw motorcycle gangs in US.” Post-viewing, students will answer questions to verify their comprehension.
Grammar
The focus here is on helping students become comfortable at employing the quantifiers any, no, and none in various contexts.
Exercises
Students will be tasked with filling in sentence blanks with the appropriate quantifier and pairing terms with their definitions.
Reading
Students will read a short text about gang activity, followed by multiple-choice questions to assess their understanding.
Discussion
To finish, students will participate in a discussion about effective methods of combating crime, considering the pros and cons of each approach.
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