Teacher (T) writes on board "Name, Age, Job, and likes doing at the weekend". T gives students a picture of a busy street. T asks them to guess names, age etc about people in the photos in pair. In feedback, elicit SS’ ideas and ask if they ever do this when they are alone in public.

T will pre-teach necessary vocabulary and elicit using pictures and ccqs dress up as something /dresup/ : e.g. dressed up as a clown (show picture to elicit) is she born clown? with red nose? no Is she wearing a costume?yes Jump a queue /kju:/ : act out Are there other people in line in from of him? yes did you wait for your turn? No A complete stranger /ˈstreɪndʒər/ (Picture of a random person) Do you know this person? No Does anyone in your family or friends know this person? No/maybe but we don’t know Do you think we will ever see him/her again? No, most likely not Bargain /ˈbɑːɡɪn/ (Picture of something on sale) Do you pay full price? no Are you getting discount?yes Are you more likely to buy if something is on bargain?yes do you save money? yes Fake /feɪk/ Is it real? no Does it look real? yes A badge /bædʒ/: Where do you put it? On your clothes or your head? On my cloth Does it show who you work for? yes

Gist reading: T shows students the title “The People Watchers”. T asks students to guess “what people-watching” means. What professions need to be good at people-watching? Why? Student will work in pair and discuss. T asks student to read the article and check their ideas. W/c discussion/ Feedback Scan reading: teacher gives handout and asks students to scan article for answers. Teacher assigns them in pair and asks them to check answers together.

Students are assigned into 3 groups and need to work on following heading: 1) People involved in the programme 2) Situations 3) Conclusions from the experiments Ss are required to take notes under their respective heading alone. Once they are done, T will ask them to compare answers in their group. T monitors and if needed gives answer key. Students are then arranged into group of 3 and will discuss each other’s notes.

T introduces verb-noun collocation from the reading text. Hold a sale : when you go to a store and you see everything is in "shows picture of sale": what is store doing? discount, bargain, holding a sale ccq: is it cheaper or more expensive to buy? raise money (for something): to collect money for a particular purpose Act out: “Excuse me! We need money to help poor children, can you give us donation? It will be a big help.” What am I doing? Am I asking money for myself? To pay my credit card bills? No Am I asking money to help poor children? Am I going to keep this money? Am I going to give this money away? do experiments: to obtain new scientific information Visual: Picture to elicit CCQ: am I testing something? yes Do I know what will happen? not exactly Am I trying to find out what may happen? yes get a seat: to avoid standing up in a train/bus/waiting room, etc by airplane ticket to get a seat jump a queue: to avoid waiting in a long line (for example, to get tickets) cut hair watch a programme: to be informed or entertained Students will get some practice time matching verb noun collocation and their meanings. Final activity will involve students getting freer-speaking practice time. T will start sentence using the ver-nooun collocations above and students have to continue with the story. T will demonstrate as follows: we wanted to help a charity, so we cut hair to become more beautiful, went to a train station. There was a big line to get a ticket but we jumped the queue.....