Show the students the printed pictures related to family and relationships. Ask them to tell you about the pictures e.g. what kind of relationships they are and what they think about each relationship. Try to elicit enough information and words while showing the pictures.

Show the students the vocabulary sheet part 1 in your hand. Explain what the words are about. Read out the words, model the pronunciation and word stress and ask them to repeat the words after you. Then explain what they should do in the task. Ask them to work in pairs and think about the meaning of the words and explain them to their partners. Pass the work sheets and give them time to do the task. Then ask some of them to explain the words and discuss in full-class and you explain more if necessary.

Show them the vocabulary sheet part 2 in you hand which they have it already. Explain, they are some phrases we use to talk about our relationships with our family or friends and give them some examples. Then explain what they should do in the task. Ask them to work in pairs, read the sentences beginnings 1-6 and match them to the endings a-f to make the phrases. While they are working write the numbers on the board with a blank space in front of each for the correct answer. Then ask six students to come to the board together and write the answers for each number. Then check the answers and explain the phrases by giving many examples. After explaining the phrases ask them to use the phrases and make sentences about their own relationships with other people in their life. Give a sentence as a clue. Then ask them to work in pairs and read their sentences to their partner and compare their sentences. Then ask some individuals to read their sentences.

To open the conversation explain that we don't feel the same in our relationships so we may have some problems and disputes in our families. Give examples to explain the word dispute. Enourage them to think about some reasons for family disputes ( you can give one or two example to activate their minds) and ask them to tell their partners. Then ask to share their ideas to class.

Show them the reading text in your hand, explain that it's from a book written by Zadie Smith. Ask if anyone has read or heard of the book. Ask them to read the text and write a short summary in one or two sentences about the text and point out that they are not expected to understand everything. After reading and writing the short summary ask them to walk around the classroom and read their summaries to other students to compare their summaries. Then ask some individuals to read their summaries.

Explain that they are going to read the text again and then they should answer the reading exercise which they already have. Explain that they should write T for a true sentence, F for a false one and D for a sentence which the text doesn't say. Give them time to read and answer the exercise, then check their answers write them on the board.