To warm-up, I'll tell them a small talk about my vacation preferences and way to travel. Then I'll have two questions for them. "What kind of vacation do you like?" and "Which transportation do you prefer?" I'll do pair work and let them discuss it with their partner. After they finish working, I'll ask them individually their partner's preferences.

The students will have an exercise and they'll put the words into the correct column. They'll work individually and while they are working, I'll stick pictures of the words on the board. I will change their partners and form pairs again. They will share their answers after they see the pictures. They have 2 minutes to discuss in pairs. I'll ask them the repeat chorally and then individually. Finally, I'll ask them: "Can you use these words for different transports? if yes; which ones?"

I'll ask them concept checking questions. For example; for "speed limit" I put a picture of speed limit 40, I would ask "Can you drive with 50 miles an hour?" Just to make sure that they understood, I will try to ask them CCQs more or less for each word.

Here they'll have a matching game. I'll give them fourteen pictures in total. Depending on the number of students, I will divide them into two/three groups. Each group will have pictures and words for each picture. They should match them on their table and the first group who comes, sticks their answer to the board; wins. Meanwhile, when they tack the word on the board, they'll be taught the stressed words.

Here there are twelve questions given. I want them to work in pairs and be careful about stressed words. I'll try to merge people who are from different countries because they'll interact with their friends. First of all, they'll read the questions once, then I'll ask them to interview with their partner and if we have any time left, we'll discuss in the lesson.