Lead in will ask ss two questions: "What is something you should do on a first date? What is something you should not do on a first date?" There will be two pictures of couples on potential dates to help draw ss in. SS will be asked to type their response in general chat.

SS will listen to an audio conversation (2:16) for gist and be exposed to this question before listening: "Is Isabel asking Louise for advice or to make plans?" SS will be asked to type answer in private chat to me. SS will then listen to audio again for details and be exposed to this Google form before listening: https://forms.gle/9REXvbsr59FdARdH7. Questions in the Google form include: Who is Isabel going to dinner with? What are good presents to take for the hostess? Who usually starts eating first? What do British people usually do after dinner? What topic mustn't Isabel talk about? SS will have two choices for each question and 3 minutes to complete the Google form. Tt will then elicit answers from ss. SS will correct each other when needed.

SS will pull meaning from TL sentences used in audio text. SS will be asked to look at the following sentences: You should wait for the hostess to start eating first. You shouldn’t leave immediately after a meal. You must say you like the food. You mustn’t smoke at the table. TT will then elicit meaning from context with fill-in-the-blank: We use _______ and ________ to give mild advice. We use _______ and ________ to give strong advice. TT will have SS look at the same sentences again and ask: What Verb form do we use after should, shouldn’t, must, mustn’t? Tt will review form and confirm infinitive verb comes after. You + Must + not + infinitive You + Should + not + infinitive SS will then make questions with these words: Should / arrive / I / What time ? What time should I arrive? Take / I / to eat / Should / something ? Should I take something to eat? Mustn’t / do / I / what / tonight ? What mustn't I do tonight? arrive / I / on time / Must / ? Must I arrive on time? TT will then pronounce the following sentences correctly and have students repeat/identify linking in words: You should wait for the hostess to start eating first. Linking in should/wait You shouldn’t leave immediately after a meal. Linking in after/a You must say you like the food. Linking in must/say You mustn’t smoke at the table. Linking in at/the SS will then be asked if those sentences are formal, informal, or neutral. /neutral TT will ask the following CCQ's and have ss confirm if sentences are correct or incorrect. You should wait for them to call you. /correct You shouldn’t wait in line at Starbucks. /incorrect You must say thank you and goodbye. /correct You mustn’t eat at the table. /incorrect

SS will be given a Google form: https://forms.gle/bfrCi5zrixtsvBEh8 SS will have five minutes to complete the sentences with the correct missing word. #1 John: I don't know if I can work well today, I didn't get much sleep last night. Darla: Why didn't you sleep well? You ________ make sure you get a good rest before work the next day. /should #2 John: I haven't slept well for a few weeks now. My wife says I _________ eat right before bed. Darla: Did you stop eating before bed? /shouldn't #3 John: Yes I did. I make sure my last meal isn't past seven. Darla: Have you been stressed from work? You absolutely ________ let this project stress you out. /mustn't #4 John: I want to finish this project soon. Maybe I am stressed. Darla: Once this project is finished you simply __________ take a vacation and relax with your family. /must SS will to OCFB to review the answers. SS will correct each other as needed.

SS will be paired in breakout rooms in an interview scenario and ask each other the following questions: Why should/must I give you a raise? Why shouldn’t/mustn’t I give the raise to the new hire? SS will have 6 minutes to interview each other. SS will do OCFB to review discussions.

TT will review any errors noticed throughout the lesson.