Use a comedy sketch to discover advanced rules for using gerund phrases. Lots of fun and a nice surprise for your students.
With this 90-minute lesson plan your A2-B1 students will talk about annoying habits and learn to use advanced gerund phrases. Inside you will find a warm up activity, a listening comprehension activity (not just boring questions!), 2 vocabulary exercises (prison-themed vocabulary), a grammar sequence to discover or review gerund phrases, a grammar exercise where students use gerund phrases to create complex sentences, and a speaking activity at the end to put it all together in which students talk about annoying habits and give appropriate punishments.
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The video can be found here. Foil, Arms and Hog is an Irish comedy trio and in this video, three inmates of a prison for annoying people talk about life in annoying prison. So, the video has the added bonus of listening to a new accent, and my personal favorite, the Irish accent!
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