Стр.93 Unit 10 ГДЗ Вербицкая Forward 9 класс
Mind the trap! We use the verb like in two different ways. We use like + -ing form for habitual personal preference.
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Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Вербицкая, Маккинли, Хастингс 9 класс, Вентана-Граф:
Mind the trap!
We use the verb like in two different ways.
We use like + -ing form for habitual personal preference.
I like reading. I like having a cup of coffee in the morning.
We use would like/’d like + infinitive for specific offers and requests.
Would you like to read this book?
I’d like to have a cup of coffee.
We also use used to in two different ways.
We use used to do sth to talk about habitual actions in the past, about how things were different in the past.
My dad used to get up early to get to school at 8 o’clock. (This was in the past, now he doesn’t have to do it.)
We use to be used to doing sth in a different meaning - ‘to be accustomed to doing sth’. He’s used to getting up early. (He is accustomed to doing
6 Complete the conversation using the -ing form of the verbs in the box.
7 Read the sentences given below and work out the difference in the use of verb patterns with -ing form or infinitive in each of them. Check your ideas with the teacher.
“To be or not to be”: gerund or infinitive?
like, love, prefer, enjoy, hate.
1 I like being a teenager. I can enjoy doing active sports. I’d like to practice bungee jumping this summer. I love living in a big city, but I’d like to spend next weekend in the country.
2 I hate being late for school. It’s nearly 8.30. I hate to be late for my first class today.
3 I prefer texting messages than sending e-mails.
Verbs of action: start, finish, begin, try, continue, stop.
1 The truck stalled making some awful noise and came to a standstill. The driver tried to turn the engine on again but had no luck.
2 As my uncle stopped smoking, he began to follow a special diet and spend more time walking in the fresh air. We thought he would never give up as he used to be a chain smoker and would stop to smoke every 15 minutes.
3 Stop asking so many questions at once, please! Try to be polite and considerate.
Verbs of memory: remember, forget.
1 I forget turning at this roundabout every time I drive in this area. I’ll try not to forget to do it this time.
2 I tried to follow your instructions, but I forgot to turn left and missed the bookstore. By the time I came there it was closed!
3 I remember calling him at Christmas. It was a pity he was away. Luckily, I remembered to call him on his birthday and we had a pleasant chat.
SPEAKING AND WRITING
1 Photo File. Work with a partner. And ask each other questions about the people in the photos.
Find out:
• whether all the people in the photos are known to you;
• how you came to know about these people first;
• in what way these people proved themselves as leaders;
• if these people have any followers;
• what facts from their biographies or which of their personal qualities produced an impression on you;
• if any of them have influenced your character in some way.
2 Find some additional information about the people in the Photo File and write a brief biography of one of them for the ‘Photo encyclopedia of Famous People in Russia’. Use the description given in Fact File in Exercise 7 on page 87 as a model.