T shows two pictures of an outdoor activity and an indoor activity that might be done in an evening so that students can use the prepositions later when talking about their preferences about evening activities. T asks questions like "are they outside? are they inside?". T tells about her favorite in and out activities on an evening to give students an idea about the subject.

T shows pictures of different activities such as watching a movie, reading a book, playing games, people drinking/ eating outside etc and asks students if they know what the actions are about. T then writes the names of the actions on the WB and ask them if they have a favorite among them to make them ready for the having their own conversations part.

T gives the handout and asks students to look at the useful language part. T asks students to make some notes about what their answers would be to the questions. She asks makes it clear that they can ask her for any words/phrases they need. T makes it clear that the questions are in the past form by asking CCQs like "Is this a question related to the present/Is this a statement about the past?" by writing one of the questions and the answers on the WB. She can also ask them what they did yesterday night as an activity and write that on the board and work on their own sentences.

The students will be asking the questions in the useful language to each other and give their own answers with the help of the possible answers in the useful language box. T will ask one of the students as a question from the box to model the activity then let's them continue on their own. While they're practicing, t will be monitoring and making notes of some of the very obvious errors of their to work on them later on the white board.

T will write 2 or 3 of their mistakes and ask them to discuss what the mistake can be. She then asks them to help her to correct the mistake together on the white board. T asks students if they have any further questions or if there is something they need help with.