Gerunds & Infinitives
Finish the sentence
"I enjoy _____" (read)
reading
This future form is used for instant decisions:
“I’m tired. I ___ go to bed.”
Will
This conditional is used for real future possibilities:
“If it rains, we ___ (stay) home.”
will (first conditional)
This modal shows strong certainty:
“She’s not answering. She ___ be asleep.”
must
“Turn off” means?
What is stop / switch off?
“She decided ___ (leave).”
to leave
This future form is used for plans already arranged:
“I ___ (meet) Sarah at 6pm tomorrow.”
I'm meeting (-ing)
This conditional is used for unreal present situations:
“If I ___ (be) rich, I would travel the world.”
were - 2nd conditional
This modal shows 50% possibility:
“They ___ come later.”
might come / may come
“Look after” means?
to take care of?
Which one means to quit the habit - “I stopped to smoke” or “I stopped smoking”
I stopped smoking
This future form is used for predictions with evidence:
“Look at those clouds! It ___ rain.”
This conditional is used for past regrets:
“If she had studied, she ___ (pass).”
would have passed (Third Conditional)
This modal shows strong negative certainty:
“He ___ be at work. His car isn’t there.”
can't
“Give up” means?
To quit
Correct the mistake:
“He suggested to go early.”
“He suggested going early.”
Correct the mistake:
“I will going to start a new job.”
I am going to start a new job OR I will start a new job
Identify the conditional:
“If I see her, I’ll tell her.”
first
Past probability (guess):
“She ___ missed the bus. She’s late.”
must have missed
Make a sentence using “pick up.”
_____
Explain the difference:
"I stopped talking to my friend" vs "I stopped to talk to my friend"
stopped talking to my friend = ended the friendship
stopped to talk to my friend = stopped first action to talk to your friend
Explain the difference between “will” and “going to” for predictions.
will = decisions made in this moment
going to = planned / arranged
Correct the mistake:
“If I would have known, I would have come.”
If I had known, I would have come
Correct the mistake:
“He must to be tired.”
must be
Make a sentence with "Come up with"
____