The class met once a week for 180 minutes throughout a semester. Each class started with 15-minute free writing. The next two hours were spent on textbook, Writing Academic English. The rest of the class time was dedicated to working on vocabulary and grammar. For 16 weeks, before class, the students were required to write a composition with a minimum length of 350 words on an assigned topic and have their peer comment on the grammar correctness of their writing. The total writing assignments were 12 (excluding the first day of the class and the midterm and final weeks) . This whole process took place outside the classroom. The students were allowed to choose the person they wanted to work with. However, they had to choose a new partner every week. After the students exchanged their writing assignments with their partners, they had to read their peerûs work and give feedback on grammars. By doing so, they had to locate the errors and provide appropriate grammatical forms. The time allotment for peer feedback was two days. Then the students had to give the work back to their partners for further revision and then the students handed in their work to the teacher. Since the students had new partners to work with every week, they were paired up with almost all of their classmates throughout the semester.