- After "Hello! Good morning" to everyone, T open the first page on PPT for Ss to see some photos about her childhood, introduces her sister and her mom. -T hangs 3 paper on the WB next to her photos. Each of these 3 paper are a piece of a text T wrote about her childhood within the context of the TL, obligations in the past, in her childhood during her summer holiday. - T gives the instructions of the running dictation game: Half of the class are secretaries, sitting on their chair. Half of the class are runners. They will stand up. 2 runners for each paragraph run to the WB, reads the text and try to memorize all the sentences they read. They are free to go and read, then tell what they read to their secretaries. The group who finish first with the correct sentences will win. (Without being aware of it, runners will practice reading and pronunciation of the TL; secretaries will practice listening and writing of the TL. - T uses some ICQs for clear instructions.

- T opens the next page on PPT: The whole text of her childhood with underlined TL. - T clarifies the form and the meaning of some sentences from the text on the PPT page, by showing the parts of speech, how we use the verbs in modal verbs. CCQs for Grammar: In the summer when I was a child, I didn’t have to do my homework.  Was it necessary do my homework? No.  Did I need to do my homework? No. In the summer when I was a child, I wasn’t allowed to join my friends when they were going to cinema.  Was I permitted to join my friends? No.  Could I join my friends? No.  Was it my choice not to join my friends? No. In the summer when I was a child, I had to play with my sister when my mom was busy cooking.  Would there be a problem if I didn’t play with my sister? Yes.  Did I have a choice about not playing with my sister? No.  Was it an obligation? Yes. I couldn`t even read my books silently.  Did I want to read my books? Yes.  Was it possible for me to read my books? No.  Was I free to read my books? No.  Did my mom let me read my books? No.

- T opens the text page on the PPT where Ss can see the useful phrases about the TL to create a short paragraph about their own childhood obligations in the summer. Summer holidays when you were a child… I had to…………………………………………. I didn’t have to……………………………. I couldn’t……………………………………… I wasn’t allowed to……………………….. I was allowed to………………………………. -T gives a colorful paper to each student to write their text. - Ss work independently while writing their sentences, then they will share it with the WC by hanging them on the walls. - T also gives Ss a task about reading each text: "Whose childhood was more under pressure of obligations?" - Then everybody reads each others' texts. T reads as well, takes notes and makes some error correction on the WB while they are reading. - Then Ss will choose their favorite text in terms of obligations. - Ss will see what kind of TL errors they make with the clarification of the T.

- T hands out the "circle the right answer" exercise to the Ss and let them work in pair by discussing which one is true and why. - When the Ss finish the task, a student from each pair comes to the WB and circle the right answers. Then everybody checks their answers on their handouts after T's feedback and error correction if necessary.

- T separates the class into 3 groups as pairs and gives each group a different situation paper which explains their role play subject. - T gives Ss time to thinks about what they want to say. They don't have to script the whole conversation but they are free to take notes. - There are 3 situations in this speaking activity and T lets them practice on their own. T moves around the groups and monitors them. - If Ss like acting these situations, then T gets one of the stronger pairs to present their role play in front of the class