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Review - gerund/infinitive & reported speech

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  • "How far is Valencia from here?" Pepe asked Almudena. FAR Pepe asked Almudena .......................................... from there.
    HOW FAR VALENCIA WAS
  • ”We were on holiday.”
    They said that they were on holiday.
    They said that they had been on holiday.
    They said that they have been on holiday.
  • He (give up/learn) guitar because it hurt his fingers.
    He gave up learning the guitar because it hurt his fingers.
  • Peter (suggest/go) for a picnic.
    Peter suggested going for a picnic.
  • "Don't play computer games without regular breaks," our parents told us. WARNED Our parents .......................................... computer games without taking regular breaks.
    WARNED US NOT TO PLAY
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: I don't think there's any point in...
    + gerund
  • “We are going on a school trip.”
    The teacher said that they would be going on a school trip.
    The teacher said that they are going on a school trip.
    The teacher said that they were going on a school trip.
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: My parents often help me...
    ...
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: The teachers always make us...
    ...
  • Kate: What time is it? --> Kate asked...
    Kate asked what time it was.
  • TRANSFORM INTO REPORTED SPEECH: "Please get me a cup of tea." said Eleanor.
    Eleanor asked me to get her a cup of tea. Eleanor told me to get her a cup of tea.
  • People often get nervous before a speech. (normal)
    It's normal to get nervous before a speech.
  • I (not feel like/eat) chicken and rice tonight. Can we have pizza instead?
    I don't feel like eating chicken and rice tonight. Can we have pizza instead?
  • “What is making that strange noise?”
    John asked what was making that strange noise.
    John asked what that strange noise is making.
    John asked what is making that strange noise.
  • The children are quite content playing in the garden all afternoon. (happy)
    The children are happy to play in the garden all afternoon.
  • Fortunately, it didn’t rain on the day of the barbecue. (lucky)
    We were lucky to not get rained on... / It was lucky to not be rainy...
  • "Did you go on the demonstration on Sunday?" Maria asked Carlos. GONE Maria asked Carlos .......................................... the demonstration on Sunday.
    IF HE HAD GONE TO
  • "Could I borrow your mobile, Mike?" asked Tracy. LEND Tracy asked Mike .......................................... his mobile.
    IF SHE COULD BORROW
  • Tom: The weather is fine. --> Tom said...
    Tom said that the weather was fine.
  • Tom: Can I borrow a pen? --> Tom asked...
    Tom asked if he could borrow a pen.
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: I tend to avoid...
    + gerund
  • Talk about a hobby you began as a child and continued for a while? Do you still do it?
    ...
  • Tom: I'm fine. --> He says....
    He says that he's fine.
  • How do we report a yes/no question?
    Use if/whether
  • If you think you have Covid / (should)
    ...
  • Complete with a phrasal verb or verb in the correct form: The school is encouraging all Year 9 students _____ a new language.
    TO LEARN / TO PICK UP
  • (bump) into Taylor Swift on the street completely caught me __ surprise.
    BUMPING into Taylor Swift on the street completely caught me BY surprise.
  • At the library / (must)
    ...
  • Billy: We're the winners! --> Billy shouted...
    Billy shouted that they were the winners.
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: I can't imagine...
    + gerund
  • (watch) a horror film fills me with dread.
    Watching
  • (go) to a theme park fills me with (excite)
    Going to a theme park fills me with excitement.
  • FINISH THE SENTENCE: I'm really looking forward to...
    + gerund
  • "Did you go on the demonstration on Sunday?" Maria asked Carlos. GONE Maria asked Carlos .......................................... the demonstration on Sunday.
    IF HE HAD GONE TO
  • The children are quite content playing in the garden all afternoon. (happy)
    The children are happy to play in the garden all afternoon.