What makes you feel good?

Source: English Speaking Club (Facebook page)

Last class we reviewed the to-infinitive rules. (Unit 5A). After that we started to work with Unit 5B in the Student´s book (p. 54-55) The unit focuses on the -ing form (also called gerund). Then we read the verb list on page 154 (-ing verbs)
At the end of the class we checked the telephone exercises in the Skills (pgs. 32-34)

Use the -ing form:

1-When we use a verb as a noun (for example, as the subject of a sentence)
Smoking is bad for your health.

2-After some verbs (love, enjoy, like, mind, etc.)
I enjoy dancing salsa.

3-When we use a verb after a preposition.
I´m interested in buying a car.

Homework

Workbook: Unit 5B (complete)
Skills: pgs. 53-56 (reading and exercises)

Links I recommend:

Lesson B verb + ing-Exercises
Gerund or infinitive?-Exercise
How to talk about your education-Business Video
Computer Symbols-Video
Will vs going to-Video

Are you a party animal?

Source: www.theguardian.com

Last class we worked with the Student´s book (pages 52-53 and 134-135 5A)
We talked about how to behave at a party when we don´t know anyone there.
The unit focused on the different uses of the to-infinitive.

We use to + infinitive:

1-after adjectives: It´s important to know the rules.
2-after some verbs (want, would like, remember, need, forget, etc.) Please, remember to bring your key.
3-to say why you do something (purpose) I went to the supermarket to buy bread.

Negative sentences

1-It´s crucial not to be late.
2-Try not to spend too much money.
3-She took the umbrella in order not to/so as not to get wet.

At the end of the lesson we listened to Elvis Presley´s song The Girl of My Best Friend. 
Skills: pages 11-12

Homework

Workbook: Unit 5B, complete
Skills: pages 30 to 34 (do the exercises)

Links I recommend:

Lesson A the infinitive with to
Business listening and activities

The flatmates-Video

Transferring a call

Taking a message

Destination impossible-Game
Getting ready for Halloween-Video