| Conversations :
- Why
did Susie go to the doctor? (Infinitive of Purpose)
- (Handoutsonline)
"There's a mix-and-match exercise,
lots of pairwork speaking,
as well as a final exercise allowing students to personalise the language."
Listening : 
- To,
for, so that
"In this programme we look at three ways to talk about
purpose, or the reason why we do things...
We can use for + verb-ing, we can use the infinitive with to, and we
can use so that + subject + verb."
- with the grammar explanation and table
and quizzes
(BBC)
- My neighborhood
(kizclub.com) - LIEN MODIFIE
- Places in town
- Expression du but

INTERACTIVE exercises :
Exercises TO PRINT :
- Reasons
Why (bogglesworldesl.com) :
- Worksheet 2: Why/To
- Why
bother ? - a worksheet
(British Council)
" Answer the questions using ‘purpose’
language."
- to…
- in order to…
- so…
- so that…
+ another
worksheet
Games TO PRINT :
- Office
Crossword (Used for / Vocabulary)
- "A splendid two-person crossword.
There are no clues: instead, students need to explain the words.
The target structure could be 'used for' plus the gerund, or
'used to' plus the infinitive"
(Handoutsonline)
Cartoons :
Songs :
-
Apologize
sung by Timbaland (mp3lyrics.org)
"You tell me that you're sorry...
I said it's too late to apologize...
And you say
Sorry like an angel"
- the VIDEO
(YouTube) 
-
Fire
on the mountain - sung by Asa
(YouTube)
- the Lyrics
"What did they say to make you so blind,
to your conscience and reason ?
Could it be love for your country,
or for the gun you use in killing ? So...
and there'll be nowhere for us to go"
(lyricsmania.com)

- Help
Is Coming sung by Ayo
"don't you know it can't never be too late
for us to succeed...
Help is coming
For us to be released"
- with the VIDEO
(YouTube) 
- I'm
Your Angel by Celine Dion :
"No Mountains too high, for you to climb...
No rivers too wide, for you to make it across..."
- What
Can I Do by The Corrs :
"What can I do to make you love me
What can I do to make you care
What can I say to make you feel this
What can I do to get you there..."
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