T attracts Ss's attention on the pictures he sticks on the WB and elicits the different roles from the class. T asks the students if they know more important roles. T writes the roles the students name. T asks the students why they think they are important roles.

T gives the Ss a sheet on which the roles are written, He then asks the Ss to tell their partners which of the roles are more important for men and which for women. The Ss have a conversation about their opinions. T monitors and stays in his zone and does not get involved. W/C FB.

T tells the students that they are going to listen to two people talk about their most important roles in their lives; Hayes and Alex. T tells the Ss that they need to check the roles written on the sheets as "H" for Hayes and "A" as Alex. ICQ T plays the audio playback. Ss listen and check the roles. Ss check their answers with their partners. w/c FB T writes the words retire(d) and retirement, struggled (to do something), family ties and to support somebody or be supported by somebody to check students understanding of the words. Hayes uses the colloquial expression (not such) a big thing (for me) twice.T Points out that this is a colloquial way to refer to something that is important for you.

T refers the Ss to the questions 1 to 4 and tells them they have 30 seconds to read the questions and think about them. Ss read the questions. The teacher tells them that they are going to listen again to the two people and they are going to answer the questions. The T plays the audio again. The students check their answers in pairs. T monitors. The Ss share their attitudes and feelings toward roles, Alex and Hayes talked about. w/c feedback(who did you most relate yourself to).

T tells the students: Hi this is Masoud, The teacher. And asks them if people in Turkey introduce themselves with their job titles. T divides the class into "As" and "Bs". T gives them the questions about family roles and work roles. "As" talk about the work roles and "Bs" about family roles in groups. The students have 3 minuets to talk about the questions in their groups. T tells them to go and find a partner in the other group to tell them what was discussed in the other group. w/c FB.

T draws two columns on the board, titled "Roles" and "Opinions". T now gives the students a sheet on which the expressions are written. The Ss in groups of three decide which expression fits which column. T monitors and notices the mistakes. T writes the expressions on the WB as the Ss tell him. T deals with any mistake while writing on the WB. Drill.

T presents the question by asking; how they see themeselves and their roles and points out their roles may have changed and that they can talk about this too. The Ss talk about the question in part "a" in groups of three. Ss change their groups and share their partners' ideas with the other groups.

T focuses Ss on the list of roles and checks their understanding of the word "househusband". Ss discuss the question "how these people are seen in their country?" T asks the students if they know how these people are seen in other countries in FB.