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Additional exercises
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                Yes, that's right. About six months ago.
             P: VOWROVOMVOVOVOVOVOVOVOD
             P: :  Yes,  that's  right.  About  six  months  ago.
                                           I think.
                                                  (4) What did happen to the rash when you put it on?
                I gave you some ointment then,
             D: :  I  gave  you  some  ointment  then,  I  think.  (4,  What  did  happen  to  the  rash  when  you  put  it  on?
                It cleared up  after a month or so.  But it's come back again.
             P: It  cleared  up  after  a  month  or  so.  But  it's  come  back  again.
                I see.  (5) Are there any animals in your house?  (6) Have you a cat, for example?
             D: :  I  see.  (s)  Are  there  any  animals  in  your  house?  (6)  Have  you  a  cat,  for  example?
                Well,  I take care of my neighbour's cat when she is away.  She's away at the moment, in fact.
             P: Well,  I  take  care  of  my  neighbour's  cat  when  she  is  away.  She's  away  at  the  moment,  in  fact.
                (7) And were you looking after it when you last had the rash?
             D: :  7  And  were  you  looking  after  it  when  you  last  had  the  rash?
               Yes, I was, actually.
             P: Yes,  I  was,  actually.
                It may be that you're allergic to it.
             D: :  It  may  be  that  you're  allergic  to  it.
                (8) So what do you advise what I do about it?
             P: (8)  So  what  do  you  advise  what  I  do  about  it?
               Well  first, try to avoid the cat.  (9) When your neighbour will  be back?
             D: :  Well  first,  try  to  avoid  the  cat.  (9)  When  your  neighbour  will  be  back?
               Not until next month.
             P: Not  until  next  month.
                (io) Isn't there nobody you could  ask to  look  after it during that time?
             D: :  co)  Isn't  there  nobody  you  could  ask  to  look  after  it  during  that  time?
               Well, there's another person in the street who might do it,  I suppose.
             P: Well,  there's  another  person  in  the  street  who  might  do  it,  I  suppose.
                Fine. I'm also going to prescribe two medicines;  a cream and some tablets.
             D: :  Fine.  I'm  also  going  to  prescribe  two  medicines;  a  cream  and  some  tablets.
               (in What of them should I use  first?
             P: 41)  What  of  them  should  I  use  first?
               Use them at the same time.
             D: :  Use  them  at  the  same  time.
               (i2) How are the tablets for?
             P: (12)  How  are  the  tablets  for?
               The tablets  should reduce the  swelling and the cream should clear up the rash.
             D: :  The  tablets  should  reduce  the  swelling  and  the  cream  should  clear  up  the  rash.
               (i3) How long it is  likely to  be before the rash clears up?
             P: 13)  How  long  it  is  likely  to  be  before  the  rash  clears  up?
               If it hasn't gone in two weeks, come back and see me.
             D: :  If  it  hasn't  gone  in  two  weeks,  come  back  and  see  me.
               Thank you, Doctor.
               Thank  you,  Doctor.

             Verbs:   infinitives,  -ing forms,  etc.                               UNITS 37-39
             Verbs: infinitives,  -ing  forms,  etc.
                     these  sentences  with  your  own  ideas,  using  a  to-infinitive,  bare  infinitive  or  -ing
             Complete
             Complete these  sentences  with  your  own  ideas,  using  a  to-infinitive,  bare  infinitive  or  -ing
                  Think  about  whether or not  you  should  include an  object  before  the  to-infinitive,  bare
             form. Think  about  whether  or  not  you  should  include  an  object  before  the  to-infinitive,  bare
            form.
                     or -ing  form.
             infinitive
             infinitive or  -ing  form.
                                                 see you for another hour.' 'That's okay,  I don't
                 ‘I'm  afraid  Dr  Sanders  won't  be  free
              1 1   'I'm afraid Dr Sanders won't be free to to  see  you  for  another  hour.'  'That's  okay,  I  don't
                mind...'
                mind...’
                I wanted to borrow Jim's bike, but he refused...
              6 NNPWN  3 If  Steve  doesn't  work  harder  at  school  he  risks...
              2 I  wanted  to  borrow  Jim's  bike,  but  he  refused...
                If Steve doesn't work harder at school he risks...
                Baker told the police that someone got into the car, put a gun to his head, and forced...
              4 Baker  told  the  police  that  someone  got  into  the  car,  put  a  gun  to  his  head,  and  forced...
                Peter kept on asking me to go out with him, and eventually I agreed...
              5 Peter  kept  on  asking  me  to  go  out  with  him,  and  eventually  I  agreed...
                                      been discussing the merger for some weeks now, but a
                The two companies have been  discussing  the  merger  for  some  weeks  now,  but  a
                The  two  companies  have
                               said that they hope...
                spokesperson  has
                spokesperson has said  that  they  hope...
                When I took my shoes  back to the shop, they said that they couldn't refund my money, but
              7 When  I  took  my  shoes  back  to  the  shop,  they  said  that  they  couldn't  refund  my  money,  but
                    offered...
                they
                they offered...
                I was always scared of dogs when I was a child, and even now I can't bear...
              8 I  was  always  scared  of  dogs  when  I  was  a  child,  and  even  now  I  can't  bear...
              9 \o   Paula wanted to see a film, but I told her I didn't feel like...
                Paula  wanted  to  see  a  film,  but  I  told  her  I  didn't  feel  like...
                At first she said she was nowhere near the  office at the time of the robbery, but later she
             10 At  first  she  said  she  was  nowhere  near  the  office  at  the  time  of  the  robbery,  but  later  she
                admitted...
                admitted...
                Suzanne has got a wonderful voice, but we couldn't persuade...
             11 11  Suzanne  has  got  a  wonderful  voice,  but  we  couldn't  persuade...
                We had to complain to the children's mother when we discovered...
             12 12  We  had  to  complain  to  the  children's  mother  when  we  discovered...
                Frances says she handed the money to me last Monday, but I don't remember...
             13 13  Frances  says  she  handed  the  money  to  me  last  Monday,  but  I  don't  remember...
                We were beginning to think we would never get out of the maze, but finally we managed...
             14 14  We  were  beginning  to  think  we  would  never  get  out  of  the  maze,  but  finally  we  managed...
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