Introduction

The subject of this lesson is 'Gambling'.

In this section we’re going to look at teen gambling.
Gambling is taking part in an activity that involves the risk of losing money or a valuable object (like your Iphone/a video game etc.) But it can also involve winning money. Gambling is a game of chance, although there are some games that require skills. Gambling can be with slot machines, lotteries, bingo, card games, pool, darts, horse racing etc.
Most card games Aren't only about chance. A card game requires the skill of knowing what to do if you have been dealt a poor hand. However, having the skill is not a guarantee that you will win.

Gambling seems harmless, but is it? It certainly isn't! For some people, it can become a serious addiction, just like drugs, tobacco or alcohol.

This lesson contains 4 steps and an evaluation. Work them through step by step.

Step	Activity
	Introduction	Find out what you already know.
Step 1	Speaking	Read questions about gambling. Discuss answers with a classmate.
Step 2	Grammar	About enough/too. Underline sentences and choose in exercise between enough and too.
Step 3	Watching	Watch a video and fill in the gaps.
Step 4	Grammar	Too / Enough
Step 5	Task	Hold a class debate (in groups of 3 pupils). Think of ideas, organize your ideas and structure your speech.
	Evaluation	Reflecting on what you have learned.

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