Find someone who ... Make a question for each statement. Stand up and mingle, asking and answering the questions. If you find someone which the statement is true for them write that person's name. Feedback: students stand up in a circle and tell sth they have discovered. e.g. Ali is happy. he is 24 ...

Task1: Walk around the class. Greet and introduce yourself to your classmates -name, country, nationality, age, etc. Formally/informally?! Feedback: Give information about your classmate. She’s from …, her name is …, and she is …. She’s from … but I don’t know/can’t remember her name/age. Task2 Work in pairs. Find another pair and introduce each other.

Task 1 Listen to 3 interviews in London. Which countries are the people from? Pick a Yellow card when you hear the name of a nationality and an orange card when you hear the name of a country. Remember your word. Now work in your groups, what was he/she saying using these words. E.g. English (yellow card): He isn’t English. He’s Scottish. Task 2 In pairs talk about the places in the picture. A. Where’s this? B. It’s …. It’s in Iran. /I don’t know. Task 3 Look at the photos. Guess the countries. Famous singers in their countries -but where are they from? Is he from china?

Task 1 With a partner, write three questions beginning Is …? And three questions beginning Are …? Ask them to another pair. Task 2 Write 2-3 sentences about yourself and 2-3 sentences about a friend using am, is, and are. Pair up with a classmate and correct errors in each other’s writing. Then give it to a classmate to read. Your classmate can then summarize the information in a spoken report to a small group.

Take some notes during the tasks for the delayed correction. We'll end on a positive note and if correction is needed we'll comment on their common mistakes. Write them on the board, give them a chance to identify the errors themselves and ask them to contrast what they actually said with what they should have said in pairs.