2015-12-21 Grammar: perfect and progressive infinitives

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 91 exercises 2 and 3
exercise 2
1 Charlie claims that he paid John the money he owes him.
2 John expected that Charlie had already talked to the landlord. / would have already talked.
3 Mary said, “Don’t forget your passport.”
4 John expected that Charlie would be cleaning their apartment when he came home.
5 If Mary is left alone on a Saturday night, she is never happy.
exercise 3
1 John hopes to have finished all his tasks by his departure date.
2 John’s French teacher requires all students to stop talking when class begins.
3 The doctor reminded John not to take that medicine more than twice a day.
4 John expected Charlie to be cleaning their apartment when he got home.
5 John never likes to be bothered while he is doing his packing.
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p. 92 exercise 4 - ask your partner questions to find this information (ask with “you”, but write your answers with “he” or “she”)

treat (verb) = how you interact with other people, how you behave toward other people
“You should treat your teacher with respect.”

1 His family expects him to invite his friends to his house.
  Her family expects her not to spend a lot of money buying clothes.
2 She likes to treat people with respect.
  He likes to be respected by his teachers.
3 Her teachers expect her to focus on the subject.
  His teachers expect him to have reviewed the last lesson.
4 She plans to go home.
  She plans to be wearing the same clothes.

garbage in, garbage out (“gigo”) = if you give bad input, you’ll get bad output
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Homework: p. 94 exercise 5