Wider World 2_Unit 4: irregular verbs + verb patterns + relative clauses

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Wider World 2_Unit 4: irregular verbs + verb patterns + relative clauses

* irregular verbs (to fall t/m to keep)

* verb patterns

* relative clauses

Fill in the missing form:
to fall - ... - fallen

Fill in the missing form:
to ... - felt - felt

Fill in the missing form:
to fly - ... - flown

Fill in the missing form:
to ... - forgave - forgiven

Fill in the missing form:
to go - ... - gone

Fill in the missing form:
to hear - ... - heard

Fill in the missing form:
to hurt - ... - hurt

Fill in the missing form:
to ... - kept - kept

Fill in the missing form:
to forget - ... - forgotten

Fill in the missing form:
to ... - grew - grown

I know all the irregular verbs by heart.

Yes, I had a 100% score

Nearly, just one or two mistakes.

I have to study a bit more, 50% score.

No, not really. Where can I find the list?

Choose the correct option:
I often write emails but forget ... (send) them.

1. sending
2. to send

I would like ... (spend) more time offline.

1. spending
2. to spend

I don't mind ... (write) texts.

1. writing
2. to write

I keep ... (lose) my phone charger.

1. losing
2. to lose

Oh, no! The microwave oven stopped ... (work)!

1. working
2. to work

Dad and Mum agreed ... (let) us go to the party, but they told us to be back by midnight!

1. letting
2. to let

We all enjoyed ... (watch) the film. It was great!

1. watching
2. to watch

I really can't stand ... (listen) to this type of music! It's horrible!

1. listening
2. to listen

They would like ... (see) you now. Can they come in?

1. seeing
2. to see

Ellen tried ... (move) the bookcase but it was too heavy.

1. moving
2. to move

She doesn't mind ... (wait). She's very patient.

1. waiting
2. to wait

Geri finished ... (wash) the dishes and dried her hands.

1. washing
2. to wash

I understand the difference between the 'to-infinitive' and 'verb + -ing'

Yes, absolutely!

Yes, but a few more exercises are always welcome.

No, I don't get it.I need help!

To-infinitive

* agree

* decide

* forget

* learn

* remember

* need

* try

* want

* would like

Verb + -ing

* can't stand

* don't mind

* enjoy

* finish

* hate

* keep

* like

* love

* prefer

* stop

Choose the correct option:
A camera is a gadget ... takes photos.

1. who
2. where
3. which

I have a cousin ... lives in Switzerland.

1. who
2. where
3. which

This is the park ... my friends and I usually hang out.

1. who
2. where
3. which

Is that the computer ... cost $3000?

1. who
2. where
3. which

A hospital is a building ... people go when they are ill.

1. who
2. where
3. which

The name of the man ... plays the guitar is Axel.

1. who
2. where
3. which

The restaurant ... she suggested wasn't far from her house.

1. who
2. where
3. which

Ada Lovelace was the person ... probably became the first computer programme.

1. who
2. which

England was the country ... Ada lived.

1. that
2. where

Lord Byron was the poet ... was Ada's father.

1. who
2. which

A counting machine was the early computer ... Babbage invented.

1. where
2. which

Do you understand this new grammar item?

Yes, it is so easy!

No, not completely. I could use a few more exercises.

No, I don't get it! I need more practice.

Relative clauses

We use relatice clauses to say which person, thing, or place we are talking about.

* We use who or that for people.

* We use which or that for things.

* We use where for places.

And now?

Go to page 53 in your Students' Book

Do exercises 3, 4 and 5

Write the answers down in your notebook.

You have to work individually.

Finished? 

Go to lesson 4.3, SB. page 49

+ do exercises 2, 3, 4, 5 in your notebook