T shows a picture of a man immersed in dollars and ask the students to close their eyes for a few seconds and imagine what they would do if they WON one million dollars. By brainstorming unreal situations, students can write up their unreal wishes in the speech bubbles drawn on the whiteboard. T can model an example beforehand e.g. "buy a Ferarri" so that students don't need to worry about forming if conditional structure. Feedback: T elicits wc feedback while students are writing their wishes on the wb

As a first step of applying PPP method in this lesson, T sets the context by presenting an example on the wb " If I had one million dollars, I would buy a lake house in Miami" and invite the students to think whether if I have really one million dollars or not and Checks their understanding by using checking questions Feedback: Ss peer check , and share their ideas with wc. Alternatively, T can use CQs T concep-checks students understanding by using CQs: Do you have one million dollars? (No) Can you buy something now with the money? (No) Do we talk about things which are unreal? (Yes) Is it possible to happen in the future? (Yes)

Through ‘Guided Discovery’ the teacher asks the students to locate any unreal or imaginary wishes or situations in the reading text Feedback: they will write up on the whiteboard the clauses they have underlined and peer check

T writes clearifies the meaning of the new structure of 'if second conditional' and then writes the form on the wb This will be followed by backchaining as a drilling activity to show rising and falling stress of the main and if clauses: At this stage, students will be exposed to rising intonation through the following sentences. In order to improve their pronunciation, they will practice pronunciation and intonation through backchaining as a drilling technique. The main clause here receive rising intonation, while if clause receive falling intonation If I had a car, I’d be able to drive to work The if clause receive rising intonation, while main clause receive falling intonation If I could cook, I’d invite my friends round for dinner

T can start with modelling another example of if second conditionales ask the students to choose the 'real situation' (a,b,or c) that the sentence is based on. In a controlled practice, students need to write unreal conditional sentences (starting with if) based on the real situations they have in the exercise. Feedback, ss check in pairs then T can get feedback from whole class by using more CQs:

In pairs of A and B, Students are given two handouts from which they need ask each other questions, thought they need to guess their answers beforehand. Feedback: T monitors students while they are asking each others to check their guesses and maintains correction if any grammatical or pronunciation mistakes found.

In two groups, Students will discuss their own imaginary thoughts by using if second conditional in turns. Although, this is a free practice, students will intiuitively refer to if second conditional Feedback: can move around the class and give any help if needed, though he needs to maintain proper distance not to discomfort the students