Talking about an experience CB, p. 105 Fill the gaps with the clues in brackets and with your own words where there aren’t any clues. Connie: Hi, Kelly. Have you ever celebrated 1 (you ever celebrate) St. Patrick’s Day? Kelly: Yes, 2 (have). Connie: Really? When 3 (do) that? Kelly: Two years ago. When I 4 (spend) one term at an Irish school. Connie: I see. What 5 (be) it like? Kelly: Oh, my class 6 (go) really crazy. Connie: Why? What 7 (you do)? Kelly: All of us 8 (put on) green clothes and we 9 (dye) our hair green, too. Connie: You didn’t, did you? Kelly: Oh yes, we 10 (do). And, 11 (you ever see) a river with green water? Connie: Of course not. What do you mean? Kelly: No kidding. Some neighbours 12 (dye) the river green. Connie: I can’t believe it. How long 13 (stay) green? Kelly: Only for about 30 minutes and it 14 (not do) any harm to the fish. Connie: Thank goodness for that. Focus on form: No help from your friends CB, p. 106 Complete the sentences using the correct form of to be able to. 1. Tony was so sorry he couldn’t come to help me with the invitation mails yesterday. He had a cooking accident and burnt his fingers in boiling water. Tony wasn’t able to type/write any mails. 2. Alex, Susan, have you cleaned the party room? – Sorry, we haven’t. The football training was so hard that we our knees on Saturday. 3. Nicola, have you put up the lanterns? – No, I haven’t. I fell off my bike after school today and hurt my shoulder really badly. Nicola her arms. 5 6 80 Revision eighty Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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