UNIT N°3
3A like doing, would like to do
Use like + verb + ing to talk about things you like / dislike now.
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I/you/we/they like
swimming.
He/she/it likes swimming.
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I/you/we/they don’t like
swimming.
He/she/it doesn’t like
swimming.
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Do I/you/we/they like swimming?
Does he/she/it like
swimming?
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Short answers
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Yes, I/you/we/they do
Yes, he/she/it does.
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No, I/we/you/they don’t
No, he/she/it doesn’t
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Use would
like + infinitive to talk about things you want / don’t want to do in the
future.
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I/you/he/she/it/we/they’d
like to play tennis
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I/you/he/she/it/we/they
wouldn’t like to play tennis
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Would I/you/he/she/it/we/they
like to play tennis?
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Short answear
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Yes, I/we/he can
Yes, he/she/it would
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No, i/you/ we/they wouldn’t
No, he/she/it wouldn’t
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3B
Can, could (ability)
Use can for ability in the present. Use could for
ability in the past.
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I/we/he can swim.
I/We/He could swim.
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I/We/He can’t swim.
I/we/He could swim.
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Can I/we/he swim?
Could I/ we/he swim?
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Short answers
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Yes, I/we/he can
Yes, I/we/he could swim.
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No, I/we/he can’t
No, I/we/he/ couldn’t.
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Use an
infinitive without to after can/could
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We use be able to to talk about ability, e.g. I was
able to swim when I was four. However, this is less common than can / could.
3C Could
(Possibility)
Use could to talk about and ppast ability and present possibility
Ability in the past
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I could read when I was three
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Possibility in the present
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We could go to the cinema tonight.
We could play tennis.
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3D
going to (prediction)
Use could to to prediction the future, based on
things happened now.
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I’m going to cry.
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I’m not going to cry.
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Am I going to cry?
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You/we/they’re going to start work.
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You /we/they aren’t going to start work.
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You/we/they going to start work?
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He/she/It’s going to fall
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He/she/It isn’t going to fall.
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Is he/she/it going to fall?
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Short answers
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Yes, I am
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No, I’m not
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Yes, you we/they are
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No, you/we/they/aren’t
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Yes, he/she/it is
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No, he/she/it isb’t
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VOCABULARY 3 A
What kind of sports do you
like to practice?
I would like to practice sky-diving and roller-skating.
On ice
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On rock
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On water
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On snow
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Under the water
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From a place
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Ice climbing
Skiing
Skating
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Climbing
Ice climbing
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Waterskating
Surfing
Windsurfing
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Snowboarding
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-Scuba diving
-scuba-diving
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-diving
-skydiving
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On the street
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On skies
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On a board
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On waves
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With the wind
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-skating
Roller skating
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Skydiving
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Surfing
Snowboarding
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Surfing
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windsurfing
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VOCABULARY 3
C
Extreme
adjectives
Ancient
Filthy
Hideous
Astounded
Freezing
Boiling
Exhausted
Furious
Gorgeous
Spotless
Straving
Hilarious
Adjectives
Funny
Old
Hungry
Clean
Attractive
Hot
Tired
Cold
Dirty
Ugly
Angry
surprised
VOCABULARY 3 D
Action
Adventure
Animation
Comedy
Crime
Disaster
Horror
Acting
Location
Plot
Costumers
Music
Historical drama
Musical
Romantic comedy
Science fiction
War
Sunt
Cartoon
Cookery programme
Documentary
News bulletin
Quiz show
Reality TV show
Sitcom
Soap opera
Sport broadcast
Chat show
Weather forecast
CHAPTER lll
Martha gave to Mary a present it was an skipping-rope these could
make her more strong and healthy, she
thanked the first time to Martha about the present, she skipped and had more
fun than ever, Mary skipped to the secret garden wall, the robin followed her
then Mary remember that she had the key
in her pocket, she opened the door, the secret garden was very beautiful, he
almost fotgot the lunch, and when she arrived back in her room, she was very
hungry and twice as usually, and Martha
said to Mary that her uncle’
EXERCISES
Can, could
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