Infinitive of Purpose

Discussion: Try to use the grammar formulas for talking about purpose.
1. What is something you did yesterday and why did you do it?
Example: I went to the store to buy some fruit.
Use Infinitive or for+noun
2. Think of a problem in the world. What is the cause?
Example: Global warming is increasing because of our use of fossil fuels.
Use because of + noun/-ing
3. What were you punished for as a kid?
Example: I was punished for drawing on the walls.
Use for + ing
4. What have you done in the past to impress someone?
Example: One time to impress a guy I liked I tried to ride a go cart and
crashed.
5. What should someone do in order to lose weight?
Example: In order to lose weight you should watch your diet.
6. Would you ____________ for a million dollars?
7. What do you do to practice English outside of class?
Example: I do a language exchange to practice English.

Finish the sentences with an infinitive of purpose, for+noun, or so that.

I stole a car
I got into a fight
I walked to the store
I went to a club
I learned to play the guitar
I ran from class to my house
I pretended I was sick
I yelled as loud as I could
I jumped into a lake
The chicken crossed the road
Helen borrowed by coffee maker
My boss went to Miami
I went to the Oxxo
Continue: invent prompts for other students.

Accusations.
Accuse a fellow clasemate of something that seems suspicious.
The classmate must explain why they were doing that with
Infinitive of purpose
For+noun
In order to
so (that)
for +ing
because of + noun/ing