A revision lesson covering key grammar structures from the module: prepositions after verbs, the infinitive of purpose, future tenses, conditional sentences and agreement with "so/neither/either".
About this lesson
In this lesson we revise and consolidate all the important grammar structures from the previous lessons of the module. We practise the correct preposition after verbs such as "rely on", "forgive for", "belong to" and "be charged with". We look at the use of the infinitive of purpose (to + verb) and the structure "so that / in case / unless". We revise the future forms – "will", "going to", the Present Continuous for an arranged meeting and the Future Perfect – through specific sentences from the original exercises. The lesson ends with practical speaking and writing tasks to strengthen your confidence before the test.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
Use the correct prepositions after verbs such as 'rely on', 'forgive for', 'belong to', 'be charged with' and 'be keen on'.
Distinguish 'very' (with base adjectives) from 'absolutely' (with strong adjectives).
Form the infinitive of purpose (to + verb) and the structure 'so that / in case / unless'.
Choose the correct future form – 'will', 'going to', Present Continuous or Future Perfect.
Use 'so do I', 'neither am I', 'either' and short answers to express agreement and disagreement.
Fill in the correct prepositions in a connected text (e.g. 'at the age of', 'in a car crash', 'for the past six years').
Lesson vocabulary
be keen onLinda is keen on driving fast cars.
be charged withJean Fenn was charged with grand larceny.
rely onI can always rely on her because she is a very responsible person.
forgive (sb) forYou must forgive Mike for saying these things.
belong toWho does this dictionary belong to?
in caseWhen you go to London, take a map in case you get lost.
so thatI'm working hard so that I can get a promotion.
unlessYou'll get sick unless you stop smoking so much.
infinitive of purposeHarry is going to China to study Chinese.
make a noisePlease don't make a noise – the baby is sleeping.
make your bedDo you have time to make your bed every morning?
save money to buyMy brother is saving money to buy a new computer.
give sb a handIf you need any help, let me know and I'll give you a hand.
try one's luck inShe decided to try her luck in business.
look forThey catered for people who weren't looking for bizarre and expensive food.