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refuse
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tlvo verbs are possibleand
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o n e i s n o t . U n d e r i i n et h e v e r b t h a t i s n o r p o s s i b i c .
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f:ther

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to mend my bike.

2 didn'tmind

L i k e sa n d d i s l i k e s

3 tried

I asked

her son lo turn do,,vnhis music.


2 wanted
3 made

I refuse

dWe
She
I wanted

Read the sentences,

Unit 6

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the intrnitive?

agree
ch,-'ose
firrish

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I need

the plione rang.


televisionvv,hen
Last nigiit I ivcLrwcitching
I strtppedwatchingtelevision.
I :;tappedIo tnswer thephrtr:e.

hate
forget
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check your ?.nsrvers.

San/tza

T.43

B o , ri

I promisedto do it carefulilr.!o.r 2

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have/have

T.44 You rvill hear sentences


r.viththe verbs beiow
A d d t h e m t o t h e c o r r e c tb o x i i i E x er c i s e l .
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T l i c t e a c l - r ei c ; l dm e f o d c m y h o m e * ' o i k .

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goingon long walks.


can'tstand
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to go shopping.
2 'd love
3 enjoy
me do the cooking.
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2 made

worki;g for the bank tr,venly

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yearsago
I started

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3 decicied

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Yes,Jessie?
I've got tenfingers,haven'tI?
Yes,that'sright,my darling.Tenlovelylittlefingers.
And my brother'scalledJoe,isn'the?
Yes he is He'.sat schoolat ti'remoment.
And Daddy wentto ,,vorkthis morning,didn't he?
Yes,he rventin his big blr-iecar.
And'"vedon't like tigers,do we,Ivlurnmy?
it's
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but they'redangerons,
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th,. nreerirrs'q hera

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office,
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OLr!I'm not l-raving
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Ah, rightlAnd tomorrowI'm goirrgio Scotlancl.
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Gosh, Normetl lVirerervouldI be ,,'rithorityoLr'?

Yes.You're booked on the earlv mornii.rssht_ilrle.


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thal she has ten fingers.and she/inorus
that hei brother'scalledJoe.So she'snot realiy asking
qLtestions.
\\trat r she doing?
Holv do we make questioil tiigs?

- l)ici the intonation of iessie'squesriontags go r.rp


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dorvn?What about Caroline's?
- Whose use of questiontagsmeans,'I'm not
sure so
I'rn checking'?\.\'Jrose
use of tirrestiontr,gsmeans,
'Piease
taik to me'?
T e l lm a a b o u t i t !

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I n d i r e cqt u e s t i o n s
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T-77 Rosie hasjust arriveclat ih"r lail'.v:r.",


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S l i eg o e st o i h e t o L r r i sot f f i c e t o - q . ts L r m ci n i o r i i i a t i o n .

The Tramp
A t r a m p w a s s l e e p i n go n a p a r k b e n c h
l a i e a t n i g h t .A m a n a n d w o m a n w e r e
w a l k i n g p a s t .O n e o f t h e m t a p p e d h i m
o n t h e s h o u l d e ra n d a s k e d ,' E x c u s em e !
\Vhat'sthe time?'The tramp was very
a n n o y e da t b e i n gw o k e n u p . ' l d o n ' t
k n o w ! ' h e s a i d a n g r i l y .' l h a v e n ' t g o t a
\ / a t c h . 'A n d h e w e n t b a c kt o s l e e p .
S o m e t i m e l a t e ra n o t h e rm a n w a s
p a s s i n g .l l e w o k e t h e t r a m p u p a n d s a i d ,
'l'm
s o r r y t o b o t h e ry o u , b u t I w o n d e r i f
you could tell me what time it is.'

Look at theinformationshewants,then listen to the dialoeue.


Completeher sentences.
lVhat Rosietyantsto knou,

A g a i n t h e t r a m p s a i dt h a t h e d i d n ' t
know. By now he was very fed up. so
h e g o t a p e n a n d a p i e c eo f p a p e r a n d
wrote I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE TIME
l S o n i t , a n d w e n t b a c kt o s l e e p .
H a l f a n h o u r l a t e r ,a p o l i c e m a nw a s
p a s s i n g .H e r e a d t h e s i g n ,w o k e t h e
t r a m p u p ,a n d s a i d , ' l t ' s 2 . 3 Q ,s i r . '

a Couldyor-rhelpme?
b What time do the banks close?

lYliat Losie says


I w'orrder'
I don'i know
Have yor-rany idea

I{olv old is this town?


d Are rvenearthe centreof town? I'm not sure-=--C

\\&ich hoteldid you suggest?


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I can'tremember

G r a n r m a qr u e s t i o n s

C o r r e c tt h e s e s e n t e n c e s .
"l wonJer if you could tell me what-tirne-is-i*
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o n't know v*hat?the-time--

FIou,does the word orcierchangein inciireciquestions?


What happensto doldoesldidin indirect tluestions?
Wlrat do we use if thereis no questionw,rrd Qvhere?
hotvalt!?
what thne?)?
T e l lm e a b o u t i t l

Unit 11

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