6A COMMUNICATIVE Gerund or infinitive?

Student A
 a Complete the verb column with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

  b Ask your partner the questions in a.

 c Answer B’s questions.

Verb
1 Could you manage for a week without your phone? (live)
2 Do you ever get the chance to practise English outside class? (speak)
3 If you really hated your friend’s partner, would you pretend
him / her? (like)
4 Is there any kind of housework you can’t you stand ? (do)
5 Would you ever risk something which was past its sell-by-date? (eat)

FOLD
6 Is there anything that you think you ought to give up ? (do)
7 What kind of things do you tend about? (worry)
8 Did your parents let you in the street when you were a child? (play)
9 Do you sometimes forget things or do you have a good memory? (do)
10 Is there a city or country that you really fancy ? (visit)
11 Are there any apps you’d recommend ? (get)
12 Is there a TV programme you can’t help even though you don’t
think it’s very good? (watch)

Student B
 a Complete the verb column with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

  b Ask your partner the questions in a.

 c Answer A’s questions.

Verb
1 Do you think it’s worth a yearly medical check up? (have)
2 Is there anything that really needs to your house or flat? (do)
3 Have you ever tried flat pack furniture? (assemble)
4 Can you imagine to another country? (emigrate)
5 Would you rather an e-book or a paper book? (read)
6 Are there any jobs in the house that you don’t mind ? (do)
FOLD

7 Do you remember your best friend for the first time? (meet)
8 Have you ever had to stop a type of food because you were
told it wasn’t good for you? (eat)
9 Did your parents ever make you something you really
didn’t enjoy? (learn)
10 Do you think that you’ll carry on English next year? (study)
11 Is there a film you’re looking forward to at the cinema? (see)
12 Would you prefer a week on the beach or a week in the
country? (spend)

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