English expressing actions

1. UNIT 7
Lesson 3: Expressing actions or states of being

2. Listen and repeat

3. Infinitive verbs

4. Answer the questions
• What does Nataly like doing in her free time?
• What does Matalie´s mom do when she has free time?
• How often does Natalie´s dad read books?
• What does Natalie´s dad dislike watching sports on TV?
• What does Natalie prefer to do when she finish her homework?

6. Examples.
• We planned to take a holiday. ...
• She wanted the children to learn the piano. ...
• My parents made me come home early. ...
• I didn't dare (to) go out after dark.
• I decided to go home as soon as possible. ...
• She asked him to send her a text message. ...
• I expected to be met when I arrived at the station

7. Make and Let.
The verbs make and let are followed by a noun and
the infinitive without to:
They made him pay for the things he had broken.
The doctor made me wait for almost an hour.
They let you go in free at the weekend.
Will you let me come in?
Dare
The verb dare is hardly ever found in positive sentences. It
is almost always used in negative sentences and questions.
When it is used with an auxiliary or a modal verb, dare can
be followed by the infinitive with or without to:
I didn't dare (to) disturb him.
Who would dare (to) accuse him?

8. Write sentences about Bob with love, not like,
like, not mind, or hate and a verb.

9. Choose the correct form.

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