I prepared 2 questions to warm the students up. These to questions are: "Do you follow the news?" & "What is the most interesting news you've ever heard?"

Before they listen to the audio, I'll tell them to listen and try to understand just the main idea of bulletins and ask them: "How many different news items are there?" so that they can pay attention to the audio.

In this section, we'll go through their answers to see if they have figured out that there are 4 different bulletins.

There are 8 questions about the audio. Before those 8 questions, they should quickly read the questions. We'll take a look at 7 words which I assume they don't know, clarify the meaning and pronunciation. They'll see the questions in given material and listen to the audio again to answer the questions. If necessary, audio can be played again.

After students write their answer down, I'll form them into groups or pairs (depending on number of students) and ask them to compare their answers with their partners.

Finally, I'll ask them the answers they gave. If the answers are wrong, we'll correct them.

Here in this extra section; If there is any time left after we answer the questions. I'm planning to do exercise C on the page:23 / 2A. Students will be paired again but with different students than they had one exercise before. They'll interview each other with completing the questions (in exercise C 1-2-3) one by one. They will answer the questions with a number, percentage, approximately, about etc.

I have one more activity about numbers. I'd write a few numbers on the board and ask them to type it(spell it). I can either tell them a number and ask them to write it on the board.