To develop students' ability to make choices and provide justifications.

To practice comparative language (e.g., "better," "more").

To expand vocabulary related to preferences and opinions. 

Encourages decision-making and critical thinking.

Provides a natural context for using comparative structures.

Can be adapted to various themes and topics.

Pair/Group Discussions: Students discuss their choices with partners or in small groups.

Class Presentations: Students present their choices and reasons to the whole class.

Writing Activity: Students write a paragraph or short essay explaining their choice.

Surveys: Students conduct a class survey to see which option is most popular.