3. Complete the second sentence with the correct modal verb.
1 You aren’t allowed to use the gym today.You …………………. use the gym today.
2 I advise you to wear comfortable clothes in the gym. You …………………. wear
comfortable clothes in the gym.
3 It isn’t necessary for you to book time on the machines.You ………………….
book time on the machines.
4 You are obliged to bring your membership card with you. You ………………….
bring your membership card with you.
5 It’s possible the gym could be busy at times. The gym …………………. be busy at
times.
6 It is forbidden to eat in the gym. You …………………. eat in the gym.
4. Underline the correct item.
1 My brother loves watch/watching different sports on TV.
2 I might go/to go jogging this afternoon.
3 I’d like to play/playing basketball tonight?
4 You must to rest/rest properly after exercising.
5 I want buy/to buy new trainers for the gym.
6 I often go to swim/swimming after I finish work.
7 Jim enjoys to listen/listening to classical music.
8 I don’t mind waiting/to wait for you after the game.
5. Put the verb in brackets into the correct (to)-infinitive or –ing form.
1.
1 Paul goes ………………………. (jog)
early in the morning.
2 We might ………………………. (get) a
pizza for dinner.
3 Abigail doesn’t like ……………………….
(do) the washing up after she cooks.
4 Peter can’t ………………………. (join)
us tonight because he has a fever.
5 Katy wants ………………………. (learn)
how to sail.
6 Maria would like ……………………….
(visit) my new gym.
7 I don’t mind ………………………. (eat)
vegetables.
8 You should always ……………………….
(stretch) before you exercise.
9 Susan loves ………………………. (go)
jogging.
10 Jane would love ……………………….
(play) hockey for the school team.
Ответы
Ответ:
3. Complete the second sentence with the correct modal verb.
1 You aren’t allowed to use the gym today. You may not use the gym today. (запрет)
2 I advise you to wear comfortable clothes in the gym. You should wear comfortable clothes in the gym. (совет)
3 It isn’t necessary for you to book time on the machines. You don't have to book time on the machines. (нет необходимости)
4 You are obliged to bring your membership card with you. You must bring your membership card with you. (обязательство)
5 It’s possible the gym could be busy at times. The gym can be busy at times. (выражение возможности)
6 It is forbidden to eat in the gym. You mustn't eat in the gym. (строгий запрет)
4. Underline the correct item.
1 My brother loves watching different sports on TV.
(после like, love, enjoy используется герундий)
2 I might go jogging this afternoon.
(после модальных глаголов используется инфинитив без to)
3 I’d like to play basketball tonight.
(после want и would like используется инфинитив с частицей to)
4 You must rest properly after exercising.
(см. объяснение для пункта 2)
5 I want to buy new trainers for the gym.
(см. объяснение для пункта 3)
6 I often go swimming after I finish work.
(to go swimming = ходить поплавать)
7 Jim enjoys listening to classical music.
(см. объяснение для пункта 1)
8 I don’t mind waiting for you after the game.
(после mind используется герундий)
5. Put the verb in brackets into the correct (to)-infinitive or –ing form.
1 Paul goes jogging early in the morning.
2 We might get a pizza for dinner.
3 Abigail doesn’t like doing the washing up after she cooks.
4 Peter can’t join us tonight because he has a fever.
5 Katy wants to learn how to sail.
6 Maria would like to visit my new gym.
7 I don’t mind eating vegetables.
8 You should always stretch before you exercise.
9 Susan loves going jogging.
10 Jane would love to play hockey for the school team.
Объяснение:
После следующих глаголов обычно употребляется -ing форма (герундий):
avoid, can't help, consider, delay, deny, dislike, enjoy, finish, involve, justify, like (=enjoy), look forward to, mind, miss, postpone, practise, risk, suggest, carry on, put off.
Также -ing форма употребляется после следующих выражений:
It's a waste of time/money (doing smth)
There's no point (in) doing smth
It's no use...
It's (not) worth...
После следующих глаголов обычно употребляется инфинитив:
afford, agree, arrange, attempt, claim, decide, demand, deserve, expect, fail, guarantee, hesitate, hope, learn, manage, neglect, offer, plan, prepare, pretend, promise, refuse, seem, tend, threaten, train, want, would like.
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