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    GI B1 U3 Grammar Standard

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    The document is about grammar, specifically modal verbs and gerunds and infinitives. It contains examples sentences to match modal verbs with their uses, choose the correct modal verb to complete sentences, and choose between using a gerund or infinitive form of a verb to complete sentences. There are also exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs and choosing gerunds or infinitives correctly. The document provides instruction and practice with modal verbs and gerund/infinitive forms.

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    GI B1 U3 Grammar Standard

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    The document is about grammar, specifically modal verbs and gerunds and infinitives. It contains examples sentences to match modal verbs with their uses, choose the correct modal verb to complete sentences, and choose between using a gerund or infinitive form of a verb to complete sentences. There are also exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs and choosing gerunds or infinitives correctly. The document provides instruction and practice with modal verbs and gerund/infinitive forms.

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    The document is about grammar, specifically modal verbs and gerunds and infinitives. It contains examples sentences to match modal verbs with their uses, choose the correct modal verb to complete sentences, and choose between using a gerund or infinitive form of a verb to complete sentences. There are also exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs and choosing gerunds or infinitives correctly. The document provides instruction and practice with modal verbs and gerund/infinitive forms.

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    GI B1 U3 Grammar Standard

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    Agustina Lerchundi
    The document is about grammar, specifically modal verbs and gerunds and infinitives. It contains examples sentences to match modal verbs with their uses, choose the correct modal verb to complete sentences, and choose between using a gerund or infinitive form of a verb to complete sentences. There are also exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs and choosing gerunds or infinitives correctly. The document provides instruction and practice with modal verbs and gerund/infinitive forms.

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    UNIT

    3 Grammar

    Modal verbs Gerunds and infinitives


    1 Match the sentence halves. 3 Choose the correct option.
    1 If you want to get fit, c 1 To go/Going on holiday is more fun than
    2 Too much sugar staying at home.
    3 At primary school, we had to 2 My friends suggested to go/going ice
    skating this weekend.
    4 When I was young, I
    3 It’s important to eat/eating a
    5 You don’t have to exercise every day;
    balanced diet.
    6 We were able to finish the worksheet
    4 Ester went to the library to get/getting
    a just a few times a week is enough. some books for her project.
    b couldn’t eat eggs because they made 5 I usually relax by to read/reading a
    me ill. good book.
    c you must exercise regularly. 6 My parents were delighted to hear/
    d have our lunch at the same time hearing that my brother passed all
    every day. his exams!
    e can be bad for you. 4 Complete the sentences with the gerund
    f because the teacher gave us extra time. or infinitive form of the verbs in brackets.
    2 Choose the correct option to complete 1 Elif didn’t want     to go   (go)
    the text. for a bike ride, so she stayed at home.
    2 (have) friends is
    Are you looking for a fun new sport? Then more important than money.
    why not try hula hooping? This is an easy
    and cheap sport that 1 can/can’t help you 3 If you learn (speak)
    to get fit. You 2 mustn’t/don’t have to a foreign language, it can be useful when
    have any special equipment – except for a you travel.
    hoop of course. You 3 have to/can’t have 4 I’m looking forward to
    enough space to move the hoop, but that’s (try) this lasagne you made – it
    it! The aim of hula hooping is simple: you smells amazing!
    4 must/don’t have to move your body in 5 Chris doesn’t enjoy
    circles to keep the hoop moving around (practise) the guitar, although he likes
    your waist. It’s harder than it sounds! I tried playing it.
    it at a class last week. At first, I 5 didn’t
    6 My dad promised
    have to/wasn’t able to keep the hoop up
    (take) us swimming at the weekend.
    for more than a few seconds. But I kept
    trying and eventually I found that I 6 can/ 7 Kim is really good at
    could do it! Go on, give it a try! (play) the drums.
    8 My cousins are hoping
    (move) to Canada when they’re older.

    Get Involved! B1 © Macmillan Education Limited 2021 Standard

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