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Which verb form follows them? ), Put the verbs in brackets into i the correct form. Speaking a Sy 9 Work in pairs. You are a TV presenter. Use the information (call) you soon, in the text to interview one of the contestants in the text, ee (walk) in the rain. eye am z ; Writing. (your own profile fora contest) 4 We can't watt 4..00, (see) Ann again ; ras 5 Tom likes lle... (make)”’ 40) Portfolio: imagine you want to take part in “Survival UK*, models in his spare time, Write a short text about yourself, include: name, age, job, hhobbies/ikes, feelings towards game and a haxury Item, 75Verbs followed by gerund or infinitive ‘Complete these sentences below withthe rig Form oF the verbs In brackets: {ferund (ng) or Infinitive (tol. Then complete the list on the leFt- (means that this verb can ago be Fotlawed by » Ch" CAUSE D Learning a foreign language means to be. (be) interested in another Cutture. 2) My friend Is giving up smokiog- (smoke) at last. 3 Bob Is very skilful. He has managed __to bx (Fo his laptop himself. @ Doctors recommend sleeping (sleep) eight hours a day. 5) Reliable friends are always there for you. They will never fall to hele (hetp) to you. © don't mind __do 2%, (do) ‘the washing up. 7 Mum, can 1 go out? Tve already finished (seu. 8) Tina hopes _to_becorptbecome) a prestigious engineer one day. 9) Jerry Is very angry. Tve phoned him five times but he refuses (speak) to me. 10) The suspect arrested by the police denied __c (rob) ‘the bank. He said he had an alibi. ) He admmicted __rna [ting (make) a serious mistake and apologised. 2) Lean'e stand _wc.2r) ng¢uean ‘these awful glasses! 23) The teacher agreed to pot pone (postpone) the exam. 1) Pever prevended tn haut (have) a stomach ache and left ‘school early. 25 Wilt promised his mum _to be (be) back at 22. 16) Few people can afford fo buy (buy the trendiest smarephone. a) Fred chose +p worl (work) ‘on Saturday instead oF on Friday. 138) Angetina Imagined (gee) an Oscar For her last movié. 19) Weve planned _to Ply cfm t0 Denmark this Chrisemas. 20) Tom suggested Spend) eg (spend) ‘a Couple OF weeks on Majorca. 20) Amanda rejected rating (eat ‘the soup because it was satey. 22) People shouldn'e risk rid] og. (ride) a motorbike without wearing a helmet. 23) Lreaity miss _chatHng. (cha) with you every day. 2 Mum asked me tp Jay dan the table. 251 Mr. Johnson tends ie) about his age. He's $0 flirey! 26 You should avold shoving (shoud. Jes t00 tater 271 He kept {ul king. (ealla For hours. 28) Do you fancy _dancing. (dancer 29) If you try _to woeK (work) ‘a bit harder, T™m sure yOU'l pass. 30) He will arrange _to book (book) a room at the best hotel. sv He seems _in be _ (be) worried.Mar 4, aA Leigh! training bong vO DUT POORS boskeliet Beem Senn \ rackekg— : ? 2 | uz ¢ 2 Z 1ce-SKatoy _b} cycle 6a SS oswali gpg, ; 2 ball DHE 55 * ee O10 brash a . “<7 ee :ee d Reading ‘Match the notices (A-H) to the sentences (1-5). 0 niney, f “Sys 3 ypen Da ty | Bunutts ey \ sqaoschildren £0.81 “hor ws jouete) dt Seren set 2 -peposit Membership cards eo | __at Reception on 2! _AMEMBERS "ONLY Ae] You mustn't eat or drink in the sports areas. 218] Children below the age of 8 mustn't swim there. You don’t have to rent a locker. Only members can use the facilities. You must leave your card at the front desk. [o] i BIE Exploring Grammar > mustn’'t-don'thaveto “Ye Grammar Reference 4 a Read the theory. 'S5 prohibition. inside the clubhouse. (You aren't allowed to. I's forbidden.) | {We use don’t have to to say that it isn’t! | Necessary to do somet! 9. You don't have to use the lockers. (its not necessary) malta char <| b. Use the phrases to say what you mustn’t/ don't have ta do at a swimming pool. * run near the pool « dive in the shallow end * leave children unattended * wear gogg'es * swim after a meal bring your own hairdryer * join a swimming class « use all the facilities 5 What mustn't you/don't you have todo at school? Tell the class. ‘We mustn't use our mobile phones during lessons. We don't have to wear our school uniform on schoo! trips, Speaking 6 Youare a swimming instructor. Use the phrases in Ex. 4b to tell newcomers what the rules are at the pool, Play in pairs. Think of a sport and its equipment. Tell your partner one piece of equipment you are using or wearing. Add More information until your partner guesses the sport. A: Imwearing a helmet. 8: You'e going to play cricket. ‘A:_No.tmwearing skates, too. Listening 7 ',,) Usten to Sam talking to his friend Jake about a visit to a sports club. Match the people (1-5) with the sports (A-G). 4] Paul A weight training B table tennis 21 reg C water aerobics (20 Hannah D tennis 41] susan E boxing F badminton (51 Mike G ies S Writing (aposter) Pitciting ores 8 Portfolio: Your school has decided to start a Sports centre. Prepare a poster to advertise it. Indude: name of centre, sports activities it offers, telephone number. Use the poster on p. 76 as a model. 77130 ® Countable -Uncountable nouns = Put the nouns in the correct box. Then, add two more nouns to each category. «milk * honey * lemon ® pear flour * butter «sugar © strawberry * egg * onion * bread * water * melon * orange Countable ‘era c.. eee : ESS: 09-9. > Quantifiers 2. Underline the correct item. 1 Are you thirsty? There is some/any juice in the fridge. 2 We've got a lot offa little onions so you don’t have to bring any. 3 I've gota little/a few time so | can go shopping. 4 There are a few/a little biscuits in the box. 5 | can't make an apple pie. | haven't got _any/some apples. 3 Underline the correct item. 1 If you're thirsty, there’s a little/a few lemonade left. 2. We haven't got much/any potatoes, so we can’t make a shepherd's pie. 3° There’s a lot offa few coffee in the cupboard, but no tea at all. 4 Would you like some/many salt on your chips? 5 If you want to make a cake, you'll need much/a few more eggs. 6 Don't buy any apples or oranges as we've gota lot offa little fruit in the fridge. 7 We haven't got many/much milk left. Can you get some from the shop? 8 There are a little/a few pasta dishes on the menu, but not many. Soa 4 5 > be going to - will Fill in the correct form (be going to or will) of the verbs in brackets. 1 : re have you ak flour? si cosssveee (make) some a rolls. 2 A: Did you invite ay to your ae B: Hforgot. Pose... (call) him now. 3 A: Don't forget to write. Belgas «sun (Keep) in touch. I promise. 4 A: It’s too warm in here, B: sit? l ... the air-conditioning. 5 A: Are these your golf clubs? BE YE5.D oeecctnennenee ces (play) golf this weekend. 6 A: I'm thirsty. B: Me too. | a something to drink. 7A: Watch out! That car .... (hit) us. B: Oh! I didn’t even see it coming. 8 A: The phone is ringing. Bl. ~- (answer) it. 9 A‘I'm feeling quite hungry now. B: OK.1... os: (order) a pizza. ‘ we ‘are your plans for this summer? -« (travel) abroad. . (turn) on - (get) us 10 Make spontaneous decisions. Use Ill or I won't as in the example. 1 It's really hot today. ti go to the beach 2 It’s Saturday night. 3 You see someone trying to steal a car. . 4 Youre very hungry. = 5 Your parents are away for the weekend.j | j I i 1 Unit & > -ing form - (to) inf Complete the sentences as in the example. 1 Anna hates doing sports. ‘Anna can't stand doing sports. 2 Janet wouid rather go to the theatre. Janet would prefer going to..+in¢. heat ¢ 3 Kim hates doing chores. kim can't stand .daing .chese... 4 Riding his new motorbike makes John happy John loves Riding. .Wis.nem. medoxbilie 5 It's not his fault that he’s bad at maths He can't help Eailing...xaadhs. 6 Claire is happy to help her brother. Clatre doesn’t mind helping .her. eather 7 They can’t watt to see the new by. They are looking forward toSeenig..che new 2 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1 2 a 4 She couldn’t help leughing (laugh) when the down fell into the water. It was so funny! They can't stand wer!Sng....... (work) in the same room together! He agreed dxivlag...... (drive) his sister to the supermarket. My father never lets me b.arcound. (borrow) the car! ded iD. mckt........... (move) toa (go) to the bank early -esseee (rain) this looking forward to %.22/0)m..... (see) them again after so many years. 9 Louise doesn’t mind .4.0!6ng......... (take) the bus to work every day. 10 My grandma wants me 4.0..balo.... (help) " (visit) Venice. 12 it’s not Sallys fault. Tony made her 9. (do) it 3 Write about yourself. 1 5 I'm interested in 6 Ican't stand ... 4 Circle the correct item. 1 We decided .......... our money on a new sports car. A spending B)to spend € spend 2. She often ....,..... to music when she does the housework. A tolisten B listens ©)listening 3 I would like........... here for the rest of the afternoon. A staying (8) tostay€ stay 4 They can't stand........., football. @ playing —B played CC toplay 5 My grandmother advised me .. ight hours’ sleep a night. @getting Btoget C get 6 Young people should .......... and see the world. A travelling B to travel (C)travel 7 Hm 00 old ....n.. about those things any more! (A) to worry B worrying C worry 8 My mother was happy .......... everything for me, @todo —B doing C do 9 It is dangerous .... those trees. They are very old and might break. A)todimb —B climbing C climb 10 Is she looking forward .......... the party” A having (8) tohaving C tohave