INI5111/INU6101 7, 8 and 9

From unit 7 to unit 9

​Practical contents in Intermediate English

1. Unit 7: infinitive, gerunds and modals

2. Unit 8: should, possessive pronouns and first conditional

3. Unit 9: second conditional, present perfect for and since

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Table of contents

• Use infinitive with 2 verbs separated by "to"

• Use gerunds with 2 verbs and the second verb with -ing.

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Use of infinitives and gerunds

Multiple Choice

Benjamin enjoys _____________ to his iPod.

• listening
• listen

Multiple Choice

Birthdays are not easy _____________

• remembering
• to remember

Multiple Choice

Adam is really good at_____________

• swimming
• to swim

Multiple Choice

I want ______________ Fortnite.

• to play

• playing

• play

• played

Modal verbs + verb to express obligations and prohibitions

Multiple Choice

I _________ speak three languages fluently.

• Could

• Can

• Will be able to

Multiple Select

At school, you ____ listen to your teacher.

• must

• mustn't

• have to

• don't have to

Multiple Choice

In soccer, you ____ touch the ball with your hands.

• must

• mustn't

• have to

• don't have to

Use to ask and give an advice or a suggestion about a problem

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​Should

Multiple Choice

I love science fiction series.

• You should watch "Stranger Things".
• You should by her some flowers.

Fill in the Blanks

You look very sick. You

go to the doctor right now

Are ideas composed by 2 sentences in which you have 1 sentence using IF as a cause, and sentence 2 as the effect

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Conditional tense

Open Ended

What would you do if you won the Lottery and you got 1.000.000.000 chilean pesos?

Multiple Choice

If you ----- pass the test, you won’t finish university.

• do

• does

• doesn´t

• don´t

Multiple Choice

If I had time, I _________watch a series on Netflix

• would

• will

• won´t

​Present perfect for and since

​Present perfect for and since

Multiple Choice

We have taught at this school ____ a long time.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

She has lived here _____ 1980.

• for

• since

Multiple Choice

She ______________ (not/drive) a car _____________ she had the accident.

• hasn't driven  /  since
• hasn't drive  /  for
• didn't drive  /  since
• didn't drive  /  for