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- Greg Malivuk
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- Homework: p. 155 unit 9 review
- part A
- 1 to use (persuade + infinitive)
- 2 to save (purpose)
- 3 ordering (about = preposition)
- 4 to relax (free = adjective)
- 5 (to) study (still after “free”)
- 6 preparing (of = preposition)
- 7 Stopping (subject)
- 8 to eat (way = noun)
- 9 having (avoid + gerund)
- 10 Cooking (subject)
- part B
- 1 doesn’t remember eating
- 2 wants Ivan to take
- 3 wonders about Chu’s eating
- 4 stops to have (stop + infinitive = purpose)
- 5 forgot to mail (she forgot her obligation)
- part C
- - eager to try them (eager = adjective)
- - in order to lose weight (purpose)
- - urging us to exercise (urge + object + infinitive)
- - to stop eating meat
- - a hard decision for us to make
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- It’s unhealthy for him to eat peanuts because he’s allergic, but I eat them every day.
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- p. 148 with your partners
- - I don’t mind having the same thing
- - I stopped eating meat
- - Is finding meatless dishes there easy?
- Is it easy to find meatless dishes there? (“it” is a dummy subject in this sentence)
- - a chance to try
- - I look forward to hearing from you
- - I’m interested in exchanging recipes
- - I’d be glad to send you some information
- - eager to try calamari
- - I was surprised to find that I liked it
- - I expected it to be tough
- - I suggest trying
- - Eating there is cheap
- - it’s easy to find the neighborhood
- - you won’t want to stop
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- p. 156-157
- Blackfish - a movie about SeaWorld and the ethics of keeping captive orcas
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- I make my dog go into her cage.
- = I force her to go to the cage. She doesn’t want to, but she doesn’t have a choice.
- I get my dog to go into her cage with a treat.
- = I convince her. She didn’t want to, but I use a treat and then she wants to.
- I have my dog go into her cage.
- = I instruct her. She doesn’t have a strong “opinion”, but I say, “Go to your cage,” and she enters it voluntarily.
- I let my dog go into her cage.
- = I permit her. She wants to go to her cage, and I open the door so she can do it.
- I help my dog (to) go into her cage.
- = I aid her. She wants to but it’s difficult (maybe she’s sick or injured), so I do something to make it easier.
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- This movie makes me laugh.
- = It causes me. I don’t have a strong “opinion”, but I don’t have a choice.
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- Homework: Study for the test tomorrow (on gerunds and infinitives)
- Also do p. 160 exercise 1
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