Future 4

UNIT 7

Complete the conversation. Type prefer, prefer not, rather, or rather not.


Anna: We need a new car. Do you think we could get a pickup?

prefer
Oleg: Hmm. A pickup may not be big enough. I think I'd a van.
Anna: I guess you're right. Should we look in the newspaper?
Oleg: I'd go to a dealer, I think. They'll offer a warranty. But
I'd to buy it now. We should wait a few months so we can save
some money. I'd borrow too much.
omplete the conversation. Type prefer, prefer not, rather, or rather not.


Anna: I'm looking for a used car.

Salesperson: Well, what kind of car are you looking for? Something small, with good
prefer
gas mileage? Or would you something larger?
Anna: A small car would be fine. I'd get something that's too
small, though. I'd like to feel safe.
Salesperson: Would you like a four door or a two door?
Anna: I think I'd have four doors.
Salesperson: OK, well why don't you come over here with me, and I'll explain the
different kinds of financing we offer.
Anna: Oh, could I please look at the cars first? I'd to talk about
financing yet.
Salesperson: Of course.
EMBEDDED QUESTIONS

Look at the pictures at an auto repair shop. Report the questions that the customers
are asking. Type embedded questions.
1
what time he can
Omar is wondering .
2
Mary wants to know .
3
Patty is asking .
4
Jin-Su is asking .
PAST PERFECT

Complete the sentences. Use the past perfect.

1
had been
Main Street was closed this afternoon. There (be) a bad accident there in the
morning. A driver (lose) control of his car and crashed into a tree.
2
I (start) to change lanes when I heard a loud honk. There was a car in the other
lane already, but I didn't see it. I (check) my side and rearview mirrors before
moving into the lane, but I (not check) my blind spot.
3
Jane and Steve just (step) out of the supermarket when they saw
a tow truck towing their car away. They (park) in a fire lane by mistake.
4
Sam had a fender bender yesterday. I was surprised, because he is a very safe driver. Until
yesterday, he never (have) an accident. He
never even (get) a traffic ticket!
Complete the conversation. Click on the box. Then click on the correct answer.
  Complete the conversation.

A: We got a notice from Lucia's school today. It says that all

Select an option
students have a physical examination before the first day of
Select an option
school. And all immunizations be up to date. It's a state law.
Select an option
B: They really send these notices earlier in the summer.
A: I know. The clinic gets pretty busy just before school starts. It's hard to get an
appointment.
Select an option
B: I call the clinic next week and make an appointment?
Select an option Select an option
A: Yes, you . Actually, you call right now.
We don't want to wait until the last minute.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS

Rewrite the sentences. Use the present perfect continuous with for or since. More than
one answer may be possible.
Example:
1
Olga started taking heart medication two years ago, and she still takes it.
Olga has been tak
.
2
I started eating healthier food last month. I still eat healthy food.
.
3
We arrived at the doctor's office an hour ago, and we're still waiting.
.
4
Troy didn't feel well last night, and he still doesn't feel well.
.
5
The children aren't sleeping well. It started a few weeks ago.
.
6
My grandfather started taking insulin last year. He still takes it.
.
 ook at the picture. Read the patient's reasons for not living a healthier life. Combine
the sentences with so . . . that or such . . . that.
 Example:
1
I'm busy. I have to eat fast food.
I'm so busy that I
.
2
I work long hours. I don't have time to exercise.
.
3
It takes a long time to get to the gym. I don't go there.
.
4
Walking is boring. I don't do it.
.
5
I'm really bad at cooking. I don't want to try it.
.
6
Fresh vegetables are expensive. I can't afford to buy them.
.
7
I'm really tired after work. I just want to watch TV.