Decision

making

Make/Do
phrases
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Content
1. Making decisions
2. Decision making steps
3. Make vs Do
4. Making comparison
5. Grammar practicing
How often do you make
decisions?

Are you good at making decisions

quickly?
a) Important decisions

b) Quick decisions

c) Throw a coin up in the air

and then catch it

d) Improvise, react quickly

e) Not important decisions

f)The result you don’t wait for

g) Delegate, give the work to others

h) Depressant
Decision making steps

Work with a partner.

Discuss the decision making steps you
usually take.
Vocabulary
- to identify
- to generate
- options/alternatives
- to assess
- to implement
- to evaluate
- to take actions
- to celebrate success
- to get stressed
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Decision making steps

Step 1. Identify the problem

Step 2. Generate options or alternatives
Step 3. Assess the options or alternatives
Step 4. Make the decision
Step 5. Implement the decision
Step 6. Evaluate the decision
Step 7. Take any corrective actions or
celebrate success
Step 8. Don’t get stressed! There will be
other problems tomorrow ))
Make vs Do
Categorize words ( make do - Group sort (wordwall.net))
Discuss questions with a partner

1. Do you often ask people to do you a favour? Why/why not?

2. How do you feel when you make a mistake?
3. What is the craziest excuse you have ever made?
4. Do you make complaints if you don’t like something?
When/where does it usually happen?
5. Are you good at making plans? Why do you think so?
6. When was the last time you did your best?
Making comparisons

Peter always makes decisions fast. It’s his thing.

John makes decisions even faster than Peter.
But Sam is the fastest of all.

My sister is a confident personality. I think

I’m more confident than she is. Our
brother is the most confident family
member.
Use either as ... as or not as ... as in the sentences below.
Home Assignment

Vocabulary Grammar Writing

Practice new vocabulary in Quizlet Do online exercises to practice Leave it in the folder on Google Disk
will / going to / Present Continuous for checking (there should be a link
Learn make and do phrases for speaking about Future here)

Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Exercise 4
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