Infinitive vs. gerund
Reading: Infinitive vs. Gerund
Infinitive vs Gerund - gerund overview
Infinitive vs Gerund - infinitive overview
Question words with infinitive
Future plans and intentions - 'plan/intend/mean toâ
Talk about permission - 'allowed/permitted to'
Quiz: Infinitive vs. gerund
Time-related states
Changing past states or situations - past continuous
Time-related modal verb - 'would / could'
Present perfect passive - 'yet / just / already'
Interactive Quiz - Modules 1 and 2
Quiz: Time-related states
Cause and Result
Purpose and intention - â(in order) / (so as) toâ
Such (a/an) - results and consequences
Roleplay - Modules 1, 2, and 3
Quiz: Cause and Result
Prepositions
Prepositions - âexcept (for)â and âapart fromâ
Prepositions - âas + noun'
Quiz: Prepositions
Modal verbs
General truths - âcouldâ
Preferences - 'would rather... than'
Prohibition - 'may not'
Interactive Quiz - Modules 4 and 5
Quiz: Modal verbs
Quantifiers
Quantifiers - â(a) littleâ and â(a) fewâ
Roleplay - Modules 4, 5, and 6
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Person 1: Hey Bobby. Welcome to our home. Please, come in.
Bobby: Thanks. Itâs great to be here.
Person 2: BOBBY! So good to see you! Itâs been a few years since the last time we saw each other.
Bobby: Thatâs right.
Person 2: Weâre happy you could make it for dinner tonight. Come with me, take a seat.
Bobby: Me too! Iâm glad I can see some friendly faces before I leave. I couldnât visit anyone except for my family.
Person 2: When are you going back to Boston?
Bobby: I have to be there on Monday. I only had a few days of vacation. Working as a professor is not easy. Apart from summer vacations, we have little time to rest. We always have work to do.
Person 1: At least you had a few days. And you can fly on Sunday. Before, it could take hours to get there, but now itâs faster.
Bobby: Oh, for sure. Itâs way better now.
Person 2: Are you hungry? Dinner is ready. We ordered pizza! Honey, would you rather eat here at the table or outside?
Person 1: Iâd rather eat outside. Itâs a lovely night.
Person 1: Letâs go then. Iâll take the pizza there. Just one thing, Bobby. We may not give the dog pizza. Heâll ask, but he always feels sick when he eats pizza.
Person 2: So, tell us. Howâs life in Boston?
Bobby: Fabulous! Apart from my dream job, I met great people. And the city is also unbelievable.
Person 2: I went there once for a business trip a few years ago. I was impressed by how organized it was.
Bobby: But sometimes I miss our town a little bit. Traffic could be crazy there.
Person 2: There you go. They sent these carton pieces that can be used as plates.
Bobby: Iâd rather eat with my hands. Itâs easier.
Person 1: Hahahha Yeah, I guess me too.
Person 2: Uhm⊠Itâs delicious. So Bobby, tell us more about Boston and your job thereâŠ
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