To set the lesson context, T will show pictures of the Big Ben, London Eye and Tower Bridge, and asks Ss to guess which country they are located. T will ask if any Ss have been to London and ask them to share their travel experiences if they have been there. Otherwise, T will ask what Ss know about London E.g. weather, places of interest, double decker bus, etc. This is a great way to engage Ss and develop culture awareness.

T gives Ss a HO. On the HO, Ss have to answer three questions: "Where did she go", "Who did she go with?" and "What was the weather like?" T then reads aloud to Ss about her trip to London. T checks answers with the class. This exercise is to allow Ss to practice gist listening and to prepare Ss for the following detailed listening task. It is also important to expose Ss to the different English accent.

T groups students into pairs. T gives instructions about the next task. Ss have to match number 1-9 with a-g. T asks ICQs. T hands out the material to Ss. As an example, T will do question number 1 with the class. As the level of knowledge and skills of Ss varies, it is more effective if Ss work in pairs. This not only motivates them but also increases STT.

T plays an audio recording (2.39) for Ss to check their answers. Once completed, T will group 3 Ss in a group, to check their answers with each other. Then T confirms answers with WC. By allowing Ss to check answers with their partner, Ss will feel more confident to share answers during feedback session, especially for the weaker Ss. T then explains to Ss that there are two kinds of questions: You can begin with "Did you..." or Begin with a question word (Where, What, Who..) T gives one example: "Did you go to London?" or "Where did you do?" T then asks Ss for other examples, "How about Who, What or When, etc"

T asks Ss to write about a place they have visited. It can be either overseas or another city. Ss can refer to the exercise where Alejandro's talks about his trip to London. Once Ss complete the task, T will put them in pairs and Ss share their stories with their partner. T then ask a few Ss to share their partner's story to the class. The aim of this exercises is for Ss to practice their writing and speaking skills. Additionally, Ss will be able to practice "Simple Past Tense" as well.