Decisions, decisions and What should I do?

Last class we worked with units 6C and 6D (modals may/might and should/shouldn´t)
Here are some examples:

Possibility

I need a new computer but I don´t know how to pay for it, I may/might use my credit card.

Permission

May I come in?

Advice

If you want to improve your listening skills, you should watch sitcoms and movies.
If you are on a diet, you shouldn´t eat sweets and fast food.

A similar modal verb is ought to/ought not to:

You ought to be on time if you want to make a good impression.
If you have a cold, you ought not to smoke.

Homework

Workbook: Units 6C and 6D
Student´s book: page 152 Vocabulary Bank get
Practice for the mini test: review Unit 5 and do the exercises on pgs. 62-63

Links I recommend:

Lesson C and lesson D-Grammar exercises
Advice on writing your CV-Listening
Writing your CV-Reading
Sarah´s Interview-Video
Lend vs borrow-Video
Song: "We are the champions" Interactive listening exercise

From rags to riches

Last class we reviewed the topic "clothes" (page 150) and talked briefly about Zara´s history and success (page 40)
Then we moved on to the Grammar section (page 41 and 132-4A) After this we worked with the exercises on page 133-4A (a and b)
Finally, we completed the speaking exercise on page 41.

Present Perfect (for experience)

Affirmative sentences

Subject+have/has+(never)+Past participle
He has never written a book.
They have worked abroad as teachers.

Questions

Have/has+subject+(ever)+Past participle?
Have you ever given a speech?
Have you seen the film Casablanca?

Homework

Workbook: page 31 exercise 3 a, page 32 exercises b and c.

These are some links I recommend for further practice:
Lesson A present perfect or past simple
More about the Present perfect
Present perfect or simple past?

Memory game-Clothes and colour

At the end of the class we listened to the song "True Blue" by Madonna and we read this article about being a language learner:

See you next class!