GRAMMAR

Make + oject + verb = expresses obligation

My mother makes me do my homework.

Let + object + verb = for permission

Tim doesn’t let my little brother to drive his car.

My parents the dog stay downstairs.

My dad

Choose

1. John’s mother used to make / late him clean up his room.

2. The teacher doesn’t make / doesn’t let her students use their mobile phones in class.

3. Julie’s father doesn’t let / don’t let her use his car.

4. The professor often make / makes the students do a lot of homework.

5. My mother never lets / makes me stay out late when I was young.

Complete with the right verb form.

My aunt __________ her dog to sleep on her bed.

Julia ____________ Anna feel good. She is an excellent doctor.

Michael and Jim___________ their spiders out of the glass box.

Tamara ___________ her cat to stay downstairs.

_________ you _______ your homework?

They always ______ me do my chores.

Claudia’s parents ___________ her stay at parties too late.

Robert ______________his children watch TV late at night.

VOCABULARY

Match the words with its definitions

Impolite: someone who does not have good manners.

Polite: Someone who has good manners and behaves correctly

Respect: If you ….. someone, you have a good opinion of their character or ideas.

Respectful: you show respect for someone.

Disrespectful: showing lack of respect.

Responsibility: something you are allowed to do by law.

Right: something you have to do.

Rude: speaks or behaves in a way that isn’t polite.

Impolite

Polite

Respect

Respectful

Disrespectful

Responsibility

Right

Rude

She  has tremendous respect for Dean.

It is impolite to leave without saying goodbye.

It is impolite to ask too many questions.

He was always so polite and respectful. He is always showing good manners.

The children in our family are always respectful to their elders.

The patient has the right to considerate and respectful care.

We need to take responsibility for looking after our own health.

It is important to treat everyone we meet with respect / respectful.

It is very polite / rude to push in front of someone in line.

It is disrespectful / respectful to talk when someone else is speaking.

My mom says it is impolite / respectful to eat with your mouth open.

It is polite / rude to let people out of the elevator before you get in.

We should be respectful / rude of older people.

Complete the sentences with the correct words.

disrespectful impolite rude polite respect responsibility rights

1 It is my ……………….to feed my dog.

2 All children should have ………………., such as access to education.

3 I …………………….my mother and father.

4 Students who don’t pay attention in class are being ………………………….of their teachers.

5 It is very ……………………..to shout at older people!

6 It is ………………………… to say thank you if someone does a favour for you.

7. My friend is sometimes ………………… He doesn’t say hello or thank you to anyone.

 Adjectives + prepositions

Good at Scared of

Different from Afraid of

Excited about Interested in Worried of