B) Complete the rules

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

Read the following pairs of sentences. Match the words in bold to their meaning.

Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct form. Give reasons.

Grammar

Infinitive / -ing forms

1. Complete the rules with infinitive (with / without to) or –ing form. Find examples in the text below.

Would you like to have a healthy lifestyle? Try the following.

Do	Don’t
· Avoid eatingsugary snacks. · Have a balanced diet – eating healthily is important and you’ll feelbetter. · Spendan hour exercisingevery day if you want to stayin good shape. · Remember to allowsome time for socializingand relaxation.	· Eat between meals. · Drink any fizzy drinks. · Stay up late at night. · Letothers influenceyour choice. · Make the mistake of thinking being first is everything.

1 preposition+ ing

2 like / love / hate / enjoy +

3 would like / would love +

4 can, will, must, should +

5 wait, can’t wait, remember, want+

6 let, make +

7 look forward to, don’t mind, can’t stand, avoid +

1. A: I want (start) an aerobics class.

B: Really? Can I (join) you?

2. A: John must (take) more exercise.

B: That’s true. He’ll (lose) weight.

3. A: They aren’t allowed (take) part in the games.

B: What a shame! They should (complain) to the committee.

4. A: Let’s (go) swimming.

B: I can’t. I must (buy) a new costume!

5. A: I enjoy (go) to football games.

B: Really? I can’t stand people (shout).

6. A: It’s raining. There’s no point in (leave) now.

B: How about (order) a pizza, then?

6. A: Ann can’t wait (quit) her job!

B: I know. She’s planning (move) to London and start a Master’s degree.

1 a He has stopped eating junk food.

b He stopped to have a drink.

2 a She forgot to lock the door.

b I’ll never forget visiting Moscow.

3 a He remembered meeting her three years ago.

b He remembered to pay the phone bill.

4 a Try cooking with olive oil. It’ll taste better.

b He tried to jump over the fence, but he couldn’t.

5 a I used to eat chocolate all the time when I was younger.

b I’m used to eating lunch at 1:30 pm.

1 a repeated action in the past

b in the habit of doing so

2 a finish

b temporarily

3 a failed to do so

b memories will always be in my mind

4 a experiment

b made an attempt (without success)

5 a recalled the event

b completed the action

1. A: I’ll never forget (travel) across Italy.

B: Yes, but you forgot (send) me a postcard.

2. A: Why don’t you try (take) an aspirin?

B: I’ve had one already. I’ll try (relax) a bit, if I can.

3. A: Let’s stop (eat) something.

B: Again? You should stop (eat) so much!

Conditionals: type 0, 1

6. a) Read the sentences. Which refers to: a general truth? a probable situation in the future?

1. If it stops snowing, we’ll go skiing.

2. If water freezes, it turns into ice.

Type	Condition	Main Clause
	If/when + …	present simple
	If +…	…, can, may, etc. + …

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