Dear students, please come with your roles and words ready for the presentation.
Navigate Student’s Book slide Gerund and Infinitive slide 145, ex-es 1,2,3

1. Make sentences using the prompts.

1. I want to see the new James Bond film.
2. My friend insisted on paying for the cinema tickets last night.
3. Adam hopes to get to London at about two-thirty.
4. I didn’t expect to enjoy the film so much.
5. Let’s watch a film at home tonight instead of going to the cinema.
6. We have great memories of living in Austria.
7. Did you manage to finish writing your report?

2. Complete the conversations with the verbs in the box. Use the -ing form or infinitive with to.

1. A We’re thinking of going to see a film. Would you like to go with us.
B Great, thanks. I’d do anything to avoid doing!
2. A I’m thinking of going to acting lessons.
B You’re going to start acting! I never knew you were interested in becoming an actor.
3. A Are you interested in going to that film exhibition? I’m going with Francesca tomorrow.
B I’d really like to, but I’ve promised to go out for the day with mum. I think she’s planning to take all sorts of things. I can’t let her down.

3. Rewrite the sentences to make one sentence with similar meaning. Use the words in brackets.

1. He didn’t apologise for being late.
2. Francesco left without saying goodbye.
3. Carmen is very good at playing the guitar.
4. Ingrid can’t afford to buy a new car.
5. I’m nervous about taking my driving test tomorrow.
6. I forgot to book the tickets.