T refers to the previous lesson (the listening lesson based on discrimination towards women in politics) and writes "Discrimination" on the WB, then gives the example "racism" as a type of discrimination. Asks students to come up with other types of discriminations through T-S as a WC. Other types of discrimination; ageism, sexism, elitism. Example for ageism: Companies may refuse to hire older/middle aged people just because of their age even if they have good background and experience. Sexism: Sts try to explain first, T elicit. Elitism: T refers to wealth and socio-economical differences, emphasizing that some rich people may feel superior to the poorer people. Optional vocabulary explanations: Discrimination (n): unfair treatment of someone because of their sex, race, religion etc. Offend (v): to make someone upset or angry.

(Reading advert) Sts will be instructed to read the text and and answer the question "Why might this job ad cause offence?" giving two reasons (ageist, sexist). They will work in pairs again and they will have one minute. A quick T-S FB will be done.

(Listening Q and A) Sts will be instructed to listen to the audio track about two woman talking about the reading done in the previous exercise and answer these two questions; "Who was responsible for writing the advert? (Jack)", "Do both women agree about him getting fired? (No)". Sts will check their answer in pairs and T will do a feedback as a T-S.

(Listening gap-fill) Sts will receive the script of the listening text. They will be instructed to listen again and fill in the gaps which are the examples of the target language. Sts will check their answer in groups of three. T will project the answers on the WB for the feedback.

(Categorization table) T will provide a table for the categorization of the target language that is introduced. Sts will work in groups of three for one minute to match the TL that is found in the listening text with the correct category. Categories are "asking for clarification", "explaining what you mean". T will project the answers on the WB and do a feedback and clarification through CCQs (see LA).

1) (Gap-fill exercise) Sts will be given a hand-out and will be instructed to fill the gaps with the given options in pairs for one minute. T will project the answers on WB. 2) (Second gap-fill exercise) Sts will be instructed to work in groups of three and fill in the gaps with the correct functional language. Then they will listen to the audio recording of the text given and check their answers. T will project the answers on the WB.

Students will be divided into two groups and form two circles, one around the other one. They will be instructed to do a speaking exercise modeled by the T. Model; T forms a sentence; "I can't take it anymore, I'm giving up the CELTA course." and creates a dialogue; A: "I can't take it anymore." B: "What are you saying? What's wrong?" A: "I mean, I'm giving up the CELTA course." another example; A: "Hey, where is my money?" B: "What do you mean? What money?" A: "I mean, the money you owe me!" T, then, will give each student the template of the dialogue and ask them to come up with their own sentences. Later, they will talk to the person in front of them using the template. T will tell the outer circle to move on in every 30 seconds. T does delayed error correction after the exercise. Arrangement should be made after the instructions for the exercise are given, and arrangement instructions should be given after the circles are formed.