13. TO GO OR NOT TO GO!

Learning Infinitives through stories helps students understand “to + verb” structures without memorizing boring rules. In the book To Go or Not to Go, learners follow a boy who has to move overseas for the second time. Instead of feeling excited, he struggles to accept the change and feels hesitant to start over in a new place. By exploring his emotional decision-making process, the story makes learning Infinitives through stories an engaging and relatable experience for every student.

Why this book is perfect for your classroom:

• Real-Life Emotions: Students learn grammar by exploring feelings of sadness and the fear of new challenges.

• Natural Patterns: Focuses on learning Infinitives through stories with verbs like want, need, decide, and hesitate.

• Sentence Variety: Shows how to use infinitives after adjectives (e.g., “It is hard to say goodbye”).

• Critical Thinking: Highlights the boy’s process of deciding how to face his future.

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