Imagine you are a parking attendant on Rodeo Drive. What kind of cars do you think you would get to drive every day?
Why do so many rich people want to live in the same town?
Connects directly to the text details about privacy and builds a fun debate.
My home is a large, elegant mansion with a big swimming pool and a private tennis court. It has high walls around it for privacy and a beautiful garden.
What does your home look like?
Would you prefer to live in a small, quiet town or a big, famous city like Los Angeles? Why?
Imagine that you win $1 million. You have one hour to spend it on Rodeo Drive. What will you buy?
Rodeo Drive is one of the most expensive shopping streets in the world. Do you think it is better to spend money on expensive clothes and jewelry, or on travel and experiences?
Helps students practice comparison structures and express personal preferences.
Sparks imagination and uses vocabulary from the lesson in a creative scenario.
If you became a famous sports star or celebrity, would you want to hide your house behind high walls, or would you let fans take pictures?
I think rich people want to live in the same town because it is safer, the streets are very clean, and they like being near other people who share their lifestyle and interests.
Encourages students to express opinions on values and lifestyles.
If I had one hour and a million dollars, I would buy some beautiful, expensive jewelry for my family, some elegant clothes from famous designers, and a brand new sports car.
