T writes on the WB (Guess what is in my wallet). T tells the Ss that they are about to play a game and then points out to the WB. T takes his wallet out of his back pocket and prompts the Ss to guess what a wallet is. T asks Ss if they use their wallets to know the time, keep their pens. T asks Ss about where he is from to prompt them to say that he has Egyptian money. T asks Ss if he can use Egyptian money in Turkey. When Ss says EGP, Turkish Liras, USD or Euros, T takes it out of his wallet and prompt Ss to say how much is it. T writes the following on the WB: 100 pounds - 50 Piasters (p) - 1 pound = 100 P. 20 Liras - 25 Kurus - 1 Lira = 100 Kurus. 10 Euros 5 US Dollars - 1 US Dollar = 100 Cents. T refers to the WB and write down the word currencies. T does some drilling to make sure that Ss can pronounce these currencies properly.

T tells Ss that they are about to play another game. T uses an actual clock or draws one on the WB. T asks Ss about the reason of having a clock to prompt them to say ' to know the time". T splits the Ss into 4 groups. T tells the Ss that if a group tells the correct time, gets 100 or 50 Liras (fake printed money) depending on how good is their answer. T draws 10 o'clock on the WB and asks a random S 'what time is it'. (demo) When the S gives out the correct ans, T hands him in either 100 or 50 Liras based on his ans. T asks the Ss if the time is 10.05 can we say 10 o'clock. T asks the Ss the following ICQs: If I ask group 1, can group 2, 3 or 4 ans ? Can anyone from group 1 ans ? T asks each team 2 Qs and then count the amount of money each team has got. T announces the winners. if there is a draw, T draws a time on the WB and who says the coorect ans first wins.

T projects a picture of a ticket seller and a customer at a cinema. T asks Ss if this is at a supermarket or a metro to prompt students to say at a cinema. T asks Ss if we go to the cinema to shop or eat to prompt Ss to say to watch a film (movie). T asks Ss what we buy in a cinema to watch a movie to prompt Ss to say tickets. T elicits the words a customer and a ticket seller by pointing out to the picture being projected on the WB. T role-plays the activity with another CELTA fellow after projecting the amended films' timetable. T threw out another demo with 2 random Ss, one at a time, T plays the role of a customer once and as a ticket seller on the 2nd attempt. T splits the Ss into pairs and hands in those who are playing the Cs role fake money to purchase the tickets and those who are playing the role of ticket sellers a printed out tickets copies. T monitors the flow of the exercise and takes notes of any errors.