I will stick two pictures of Dubai and Singapore to the board and ask "what do you know about these cities? What are they like? '' to brainstorm a little bit and elicit some ideas and adjectives.

Give HO1 to the students and ask them to read it quickly. I will write the adjectives on the board and tell them that they will need to use them in a different way. After the gist reading, tell them that they will listen to the audio to find out the answers. After playing the recording, I will ask them to peer-check their answers. Elicit from each group one answer and correct if needed.

to give the students HO8 in which the students will try to work out the rules of the comparatives and superlatives with their partner or groups. Elicit the answers and give a whole class feedback.

I will ask the students how did the adjectives I wrote on the board changed and write the changed form.

I will write on the board from the examples we did in the previous task, especially the ones the students told the meaning of. I will use color coding to highlight the target language and elicit the form. I will drill chorally and individually, and use the finger technique. I will ask CCQs to make sure that the students got the form and the meaning correctly.

I will give the students the profiles of four different people and ask them to discuss the differences and the similarities of these people with their groups. And then give them HO6 to fill the blanks using the target language. For feedback, I will give them an answer key.

I will give the students HO6 in which they will compare the profiles with their pairs producing 2-3 sentences. I will monitor to check if they are using the target language and to spot the errors.

I will give the students HO7 , and discuss why do they think that someone is happier than the other or who has the most important life, and then I will elicit some ideas to wrap up the lesson.