Teacher: What do you do at night, Mohan?
Mohan: I study at night. Sometimes I also watch movies.
Teacher: At what time do you study at night?
Mohan: Sir, I study from 9 to 11.30 at night.
Teacher: And when do you go to sleep?
Mohan: I go to sleep at 12.
Teacher: When do you wake up in the morning?
Mohan: I wake up at 5’O clock in the morning.
Teacher: Then what do you do in the morning?
Mohan: I go for a walk in the morning.
Teacher: Where do you walk in the morning?
Mohan: I walk on the Park Road.
Similarly a teacher can also create situations related to himself. For example while teaching Present Continuous Tense, a teacher can initiate a conversation in the class by putting some questions to the students about the activities in which he is presently engaged:
Teacher: What am I doing, Mohan?
Mohan: Sir, you’re teaching tenses.
Teacher: Which tense am I teaching, Sohan?
Sohan: Sir, you’re teaching present continuous.
Teacher: And what else am I doing?
Shyam: You’re also walking.
Teacher(Sits down): And what am I doing now?
Ram: And now you are sitting, Sir.
Teacher: (Starts writing on the blackboard): And what am I doing now?
Dinesh: Sir, you are writing on the blackboard.