Gerund, to-infinitive

Practise the difference between gerund and to-infinitive:

exercise 1
exercise 2
exercise 3

Session cancelled

The action painting session for Monday 26th has been postponed.

Infinitive and gerund

This week we have been learning when to use verbs in infinitive or in ing-form (sections 5A & 5B).
On Wednesday, we learnt some vocabulary to talk about our city, we did a listening comprehension exercise, a writing exercise, we watched the video about Mark and Allie and I gave you a very useful handout for the oral test (if you didn't come to class, ask me for the handout next Monday).

Homework, due to Monday 26th April.

- Read the article on page 57 and do exercises a. and b. from READING & LISTENING.

Grammar Bank 5A &5B

These are the answers for the exercises on page 135.

5A:
a. 1 to meet 2 to do 3 to go 4 not to make 5 to learn 6 not to drive 7 to leave
b. 1 A 2 F 3 G 4 B 5 H 6 C 7 E

5B:
a. 1 remembering 2 teaching 3 learning 4 talking 5 being 6 going 7 studying
b. 1 doing 2 not to go 3 to park 4 reading 5 to drive 6 doing 7 cooking, wasing up

Unit 5

Last week, we revised how to use comparatives and superlatives in English. On Monday 12th, we started unit 5. Tomorrow, we'll finish section 5A and we'll start 5B (about -ing). We'll also continue practising English sounds.

Homework due to 19th April:
- Write 10 (minimum) pieces of advice or tips about what to do and what not to do on a first romantic date. Use as much imagination as possible!!!