Infinitives for reasons; It´s + adjective + to...

A. CHOOSE THE CORRECT INFINITIVE TO COMPLETE THE SENTENCES.

THEN MATCH EACH SENTENCE WITH A QUESTION.

1. I'm calling the doctor's office  to make an appointment.   

2. I need to go online to do some research on places to go on

vacation.   

3. I have to go to the embassy to get my visa.   

4. Rita needs a photo ID  to enter the country. 

5. My wife and I are going  to talk / a friend at the hospital.  

6. Her teacher is going to call her parents to talk / about her low grades.   

5 a. Is it possible to take children?

6 b. Is it appropriate to talk about it on the phone?
4 c. Is it normal to ask for this document?
3 d. Is it necessary to go to this office to get your passport?
1 e. Is it hard to consult him?
2 f. Is it easy to find unusual spots?
B. USE THE WORDS IN THE BOX TO COMPLETE THE DIALOGUE.

                get     know     learn     necessary     safe     say     visit

 
A: I want to visit the slum of Rocinha in Rio de Janeiro, so I need to   get    

a phrase book to learn     some Portuguese.

B: Is it necessary to know Portuguese?      

A: Well, yes, I think it's nice to say     hello and thank you and things like that.   

 
B: Is it safe     to go alone?

A: Definitely! It's pacified now.