Gerund (-ing) / To + infinitive
Choose the option: "I was sad _____ the news."
Options: A) to hear | B) hearing | C) hear
Choose the option: "My parents don't _____ me stay up late on weekdays."
Options: A) allowed to | B) let | C) make
B: LET
Complete: "If I stay up past midnight, I _____ (be) very tired the next day."
am
Complete: "If I pass my driving test, I _____ (be) very happy."
will be
Choose: "Look at the snow! It _____ be freezing outside."
Options: A) can't | B) must | C) might not
must
Choose the option: "We enjoy _____ in the park during summer."
Options: A) to exercise | B) exercising | C) exercise
Complete with 2 words: "We aren't __________ use our phones during the English exam."
allowed to
Complete: "We usually don't eat ice cream if it _____ (be) cold outside."
is
Complete: "If it rains on Sunday, we _____ (not / go) to the beach."
won't go
Choose: "He is 12 years old. He _____ drive a car!"
Options: A) must | B) might | C) can't
can't
Correct the mistake in this sentence: "I went to the supermarket for buy some apples."
I went to the supermarket TO BUY some apples
Rewrite this sentence using LET: "My parents said I could go to the party."
My parents LET me go to the party
Complete the Imperative Conditional: "If it rains tomorrow, _____ (not / forget) your umbrella!"
don't forget
Choose the option: "What will you do if you _____ your key?"
Options: A) will lose | B) lost | C) lose
LOSE
Scenario: Aisha bought 15 new books today. Make a deduction using MUST.
Possible answer: "She must love reading"
Complete with the correct form: "Martin is really tired of _____ (check) his phone all day."
checking
Correct the mistake: "Are you allowed go to the movies tonight?"
Are you allowed TO go to the movies tonight?
Choose the option: "Go to the library if you _____ to find cheap books."
Options: A) want | B) will want | C) wanted
want
Put the words in order: (you / where / will / go / if / it / sunny? / is)
Where will you go if it is sunny?
Scenario: That hotel is in the city center, but we booked near the beach. Make a deduction using CAN'T.
Possible answer: That can't be our hotel
Explain the rule: Why do we say "worried ABOUT TALKING" instead of "worried about to talk"?
Because after prepositions we always use the GERUND (-ing)
Complete the second sentence so it means the same: "We can't eat in the classroom."
"We aren't __________ in the classroom."
"We aren't ALLOWED TO EAT in the classroom."
Correct the mistake: "If you are hungry, eating an apple."
If you are hungry, EAT an apple
Correct the mistake: "If I will see Jack later, I will tell him the news."
If I SEE Jack later, I will tell him the news
Complete with MAY NOT or MUST: "They are not happy with their hotel room, so they _____ stay there for long."
may not