Life 5 Unit 5 lesson A and B

Unit 5 development

verb+infinitive or -ing
verbs with both -ing and the infinitive

How do you think this dam will benefit people?

How will it affect the landscape and the lives of people living in the area?

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​Answer the questions

Draw

3Look at these verbs (1–5). Match the verbs with their meanings.

Open Ended

Work in pairs. Match words in box A with words in box B to make as many urban features as you can.

apartment building, bus station, business center, parking lot, city hall, green space, high-rise building, sports center, luxury apartments, office building, pedestrian area / pedestrian zone, railway station, residential building / residential area, shopping mall, city center, shopping center

Urban features:

Which urban features does your town or city have? In your opinion, which does it have too many of? And not enough of?

Speaking activity

​Work in pairs. Look at the photo of Dubai. Discuss these questions.

​1. Where was the photo taken from?
2. What can you see in the photo?
3. What do you know about Dubai?

From reality to fantasy

​1. What was Dubai like about sixty years ago, and how has it changed?


2. Would you like to visit Dubai? Why or why not?

Open Ended

1. What world records does Dubai hold?

Open Ended

2. How did the 2008 financial crisis affect Dubai?

Multiple Choice

When we use two verbs together in a sentence , the form of the _______ verb depends on the ______.

• first / second

• second / first

Multiple Choice

We use the infinitive after the following verbs:

• afford, agree, allow, arrange, ask, begin, choose, continue, decide, expect, fail, help, hope, intend, learn, manage, need, offer, plan, pretend, promise, refuse, seem, start, threaten, want, would like, would love, would prefer, etc.

• adore, avoid, begin, can't help, can't stand, consider, continue, describe, enjoy, finish, imagine, involve, keep, mention, mind, miss, practice, recommend, risk, spend (time / money), start, suggest, give up, keep on, look into, think about, etc.

Multiple Choice

We use the -ing form after the following verbs:

• afford, agree, allow, arrange, ask, begin, choose, continue, decide, expect, fail, help, hope, intend, learn, manage, need, offer, plan, pretend, promise, refuse, seem, start, threaten, want, would like, would love, would prefer, etc.

• adore, avoid, begin, can't help, can't stand, consider, continue, describe, enjoy, finish, imagine, involve, keep, mention, mind, miss, practice, recommend, risk, spend (time / money), start, suggest, give up, keep on, look into, think about, etc.

Grammar exercises:
verb + infinitive or -ing

Multiple Choice

1. The population of Dubai grew from half a million in 1990 to 1.5 million in 2008, and has kept on _________ (grow) to this day.

• to grow

• growing

Multiple Choice

2. Sheikh al Maktoum decided ________ Dubai the region's most important financial center.

• to make

• making

Multiple Choice

3. Attracting foreign banks and companies involved __________ taxes for companies and individuals.

• reducing

• to reduce

Multiple Choice

4. The expansion of Dubai International Airport has allowed ______ (it/become) the third busiest international airport in the world.

• it becoming

• becoming it

• it to become

Multiple Choice

5. By planting 10,000 trees a year, the city planners have managed ______ many green spaces.

• to create

• created

• creating

Multiple Choice

6. The Dubai authorities let ____________ (its police /drive) cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris so that they can stop other supercars that are speeding.

• its police to drive

• its police driving

• its police drive

Draw

Select the correct options to complete these sentences.

Open Ended

Complete these sentences in your own words, using appropriate verb patterns. Then compare your sentences with a partner.

1. I like ... because it helps me ...

2. I've decided ... because I don't want to risk ...

3. Were you allowed ... when you were young? My parents didn't let me ...

Draw

Complete the description of a redevelopment of a city center using colors or numbers

Draw

Select the correct options to complete the sentences.

Multiple Choice

1. He agreed _______me to the airport.

• drive

• driving

• to drive

Multiple Choice

2. She doesn’t enjoy _______ in the rain.

• drive

• driving

• to drive

Multiple Choice

3. Mark let me ________ his new sports car.

• drive

• driving

• to drive

Multiple Choice

4. My doctor told me ______ more often.

• exercising

• to exercise

• exercise

Multiple Choice

5. I make my children______ with me.

• exercising

• to exercise

• exercise

Multiple Choice

6. He has just finished_____ .

• exercising

• to exercise

• exercise

Multiple Choice

7. Do you mind_____ on weekends?

• work

• to work

• working

Multiple Choice

8. She got him_____ for her for free.

• work

• to work

• working

Multiple Choice

9. I might ______from home on Friday.

• work

• to work

• working

Open Ended

Complete the conversation with the correct form of these verbs: take, expand, write, hire

A: Have you heard they are planning (1) _____the airport?
B: It’s about time! It gets so busy there, and the lines are always really long.
A: But I think we need people (2)_____ fewer flights, not more. Think about all the pollution it would create.
B: Well, do you have another suggestion?
A: Maybe they should spend the money on (3) _____more staff instead.
B: That’s actually a good idea. You should (4) ______to the government and tell them!

Look at the two photos taken in the Indian state of Kerala. Which of these adjectives could you use to describe the places shown in each photo? What other adjectives could you use?

Multiple Select

Listen to an interview with a journalist who has recently been to Kerala. Check (✓) the different aspects of Kerala’s development that the journalist mentions.

• income

• education

• housing

• politics

• transportation

Draw

Listen again and circle T (true) or F (False)

Multiple Choice

Choose the word for the following definition:

1. with a good level of education

•    well-educated

• naturally tolerant

• politically active

• highly literate

• reasonably well off

Multiple Choice

Choose the word for the following definition:

2. willing to accept differences in other people

•    well-educated

• naturally tolerant

• politically active

• highly literate

• reasonably well off

Multiple Choice

Choose the word for the following definition:

3. very involved in politics

•    well-educated

• naturally tolerant

• politically active

• highly literate

• reasonably well off

Multiple Choice

Choose the word for the following definition:

4. able to read and write very well

•    well-educated

• naturally tolerant

• politically active

• highly literate

• reasonably well off

Multiple Choice

Choose the word for the following definition:

5. with a satisfactory standard of living

•    well-educated

• naturally tolerant

• politically active

• highly literate

• reasonably well off

Draw

Use numbers to complete the phrases or write the correct word

​Look at the grammar box. Discuss the different meanings of the verbs in bold in the pairs of sentences below.

Open Ended

Write the 9 answers only

Open Ended

Write and complete these sentences in your own words.

1. Education: I regret (not) ... when I was at school.
2. Plans: I've been meaning ... for some time.
3. Free time: Recently, I've started ...
4. Eating: I prefer ...

Multiple Choice

Look at sentence. Select the best explanation for each sentence.

1. Lukas stopped to have something to eat.

• 1. He was full.

• 1. He was hungry.

Multiple Choice

Look at sentence. Select the best explanation for each sentence.
Remember to meet me at the theater.

• 1. We met there in the past.

• 1. We've arranged to meet there in the future.

Multiple Choice

Look at sentence. Select the best explanation for each sentence.

1. The speaker went on to suggest some solutions.

• 1. The speaker started to talk about solutions.

• 1. The speaker had been talking about solutions for a long time.

Multiple Choice

Look at sentence. Select the best explanation for each sentence.

1. I regret buying that car.

• 1. I'm sorry to tell you that I bought that car.

• 1. It wasn't a good idea to buy that car.

Draw

Circle the correct option

Open Ended

Write the 7 correct answers

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