Write "like" and "don't like" in two circles on the white board. Elicit the students' ideas and thoughts related to these two words.

Ask the students about their own likes and dislikes. Write some of their examples on the board. Ask them what does this sentence tell us. Elicit the meaning and the form from them.

Focus the students' attention to the table and explain that it will help them with the spelling of "ing" form. Ask them to work on their own to complete the table. Ask them to work in pairs and groups to check their answers and compare their notes. Monitor and provide help if it's needed.

Check the answers with the WC. Elicit their notes on meaning and form. Ask the students to say the three words "flying, talking and thinking" aloud. Read out the first of the chants and ask the students which word will sounds best at the end. Explain that talking rhymes with walking, so it completes the chant nicely. Ask the students to discuss in pairs which words they think best complete the other to chants. Play the recording for the students to listen and check their answers. Play it again for them to repeat the chants.

Put the students in pairs and tell them who will be student A, and who will be student B. Monitor and give help. Take notes of their mistakes to correct and examples of good language use I can praise. Discussing the answers with the WC and correct their mistakes.

Ask the students to write three sentences about their likes and dislikes. Put them in pairs to ask and answer about their likes and dislikes. Monitor and give help. Put them in different pairs and groups to ask and answer about their likes and dislikes. Thank them for their efforts.