Teacher tells students they will play a game of 20 questions to guess a famous actor. Teacher explains that students must use yes/no questions and give the examples: is s/he Turkish? is s/he American? Once students guess the actor, teacher flips the slide to show the picture. Teacher asks, do you all know this actor? what is your opinion of him?

Teacher tells class that the lesson is about films. While showing a picture of the Hollywood sign, teacher asks, why is Hollywood important? After eliciting a few answers, teacher asks the class, what country makes the most films every year? is Hollywood in the USA? Teacher tells students to discuss in pairs, what country makes the most films? Teacher then elicits answers from the class, boarding ideas and asking why they think certain countries produce the most films

Teacher tells students to read the text to see if any of their predictions were correct. Once students finish, teacher asks which predictions were correct? were they surprised? why or why not? Teacher has students briefly discuss in groups, have you seen any of these films? have you heard of them? were they popular in your country?

Teacher tells students to decide if the questions are true or false. After students finish, teacher tells them to read through the text again to see if their answers are correct. Students compare answers with a partner. Teacher has students read the sentences and answers out loud. Teacher then tells students to work in pairs and rewrite the false sentences as true statements. Students share with the class.

Teacher tells students that they are going to plan a trip to the cinema. Teacher asks, students, how do you decide to go to a film? (asking friends, seeing advertisements, or reading a review) Teacher shows a picture of a movie theater, labels the screen, and asks the students to label the other areas (front, middle back) Teacher asks students to read the five phrases on the Powerpoint and them complete them with the verbs in the box. Once students finish, teacher shows the answers on the Powerpoint. Teacher elicits other collocations from students. Teacher shows pictures of films playing in Istanbul. Teacher asks students which films they want to see, grouping students according to their preference. Teacher tells students to plan a day at the cinema with their partner. Teacher asks, what are you going to do first? Are you going to read the flim reviews first? where are you going to sit? Students discuss with a partner and present to the class