Ss are divided into 2 teams, men and women, as this seems to work quite evenly at present. T will draw 3 columns on the WB, with headings of In, On and At. These are 3 prepositions of place that are often problematic for students. Students will then come in turn from each team and be handed a prepared photograph of a location which has been annotated and backed with adhesive. they will stick it to the WB in the corresponding column, a correct placement will get their team 1 point and an incorrect placement will have a point deducted.

For this section T to get a volunteer, or more than one to maintain interest and keep it upbeat. Using a child's monkey toy, which I'm using particularly to highlight the difference between opposite and in front of, as it has a face, I will elicit and, if necessary, drill and ECDW various common prepositions using the monkey's proximity to the volunteer. These will be behind, on, under (This might be illustrated with a table or chair, rather than the volunteer!), in front of, next to, in (also not illustrated via our poor volunteer) and over. During this session, I will elicit and ECDW as appropriate.

This is an exercise which involves a simple map with streets and a number of locations and questions. As a gist question, Ss will be told to consider the vocab we have reviewed so far and answer the questions about the position of the places on the map. At that stage I will ask them to form pairs to discuss the answers and monitor closely. . There are two further sets of questions, which I will give according to time. To save time, Ss will be given answer keys at the end of the exercise. There are two further stages to this exercise with keys, which I will give out according to time taken to fill in the first part.

Ss are divided into 2 groups...depending on time restrictions, I might do this via picking colours or a line up. The two groups, awesome and fabulous are given two passages which are the same, but have a different set of 8 words missing. As gist question, I will ask the Ss to consider what they are missing an interrogative question to obtain the answer. Ss will then do this for the remaining 7 gaps in their respective texts. I will monitor this activity closely as I'm certain some of the class will struggle to do this task fully. If they can do some questions, it will benefit them. Then the students will join a partner with a different hand out and WITHOUT THEM SHOWING IT TO THE PARTNER, something I will stress beforehand, they will elicit the answers from each passage that they need. I have a key for this exercise to save time and to close the activity.

For this section I have a further energiser if required, involving further prepositions of place corresponding to a series of cartoons. It is not envisaged, however, that there will be time for this. In this section, I will close the lesson by reviewing any problems I have observed through my careful monitoring and review with WC on the WB.