Lesson 37: Unit 178 - Revision
A revision lesson covering key grammatical structures and vocabulary from B1 level — modal verbs, infinitive versus gerund, question tags, conditional sentences and phrasal verbs.
About this lesson
In this revision lesson you will consolidate all the key grammatical structures and vocabulary studied in the previous lessons of module B1-2. You will practise the use of the infinitive and the gerund, conditional sentences with "unless" and "in case", question tags and phrasal verbs. The lesson combines interactive tests, vocabulary and speaking tasks to prepare you for the next level of English. Every exercise is based on authentic questions from the Kabinata curriculum.
40 minutes
What you'll learn
- Use the infinitive without 'to' correctly after 'I'd rather' and 'rather than'
- Distinguish between the use of the infinitive and the gerund after verbs of perception and after 'stop', 'forget', 'prefer'
- Form question tags for sentences in different tenses
- Apply 'unless', 'in case' and 'so that' in conditional sentences and clauses of purpose
- Use phrasal verbs such as 'give up', 'bring up', 'look into', 'check out'
- Differentiate between the use of 'make' and 'do' in fixed expressions
Lesson vocabulary
- I'd rather stay I'd rather stay at home than go for a walk.
- unless You will be sick unless you stop drinking.
- in case Always carry your mobile phone in case you need it urgently.
- so that I hurried so that I wouldn't be late.
- to get used to It took me a long time to get used to wearing glasses.
- to be used to I am not used to drinking coffee in the evening.
- to give up Why don't you give up smoking? I'm sure you'll stop coughing.
- to bring up Her parents brought her up to speak two languages.
- to look into I would be grateful if you could look into our problem.
- to check out Guests have to check out of the hotel before 12.
- to make arrangements All arrangements for the Christmas party have already been made.
- to prevent from You should prevent them from traveling at night.
- to believe in Do you believe in God?
- to depend on It depends on the weather.
- stimulating Linda's arguments about politics are stimulating.
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