Come on, it's about time you looked for a new job, you know! Jack a new job. reminded visited has enabled him visit to 8. "He's just bought a car, so I can visit her any time" Buying a car her any time. drove warn not to warned drive him of 5ģ 7. The police are cracking down on speeding." He too fast. "Well, if I were you I'd start saving up for my holiday." saving up for my holiday. warned their reminded to invited friends all 5. "We'd be delighted if you could all be with us at the ceremony" They attend the ceremony. Invited persuaded commanded have them to inner 4. "Would you like to have dinner with us on Friday? He with them on Friday. Would you mind opening the window?" the window. "Remember you have to pick your jacket up from the dry cleaner's." to the dry cleaner's. For each sentence, there are 2 words that you do not need to use. Then rearrange the words and phrases to complete the second sentence. Grammar Challenge BBC Learning English 2008 of 5Ģ Exercise 2: Read the first sentence. "Don't forget to clean under the bed, or there will be trouble!" Ellie's mum advised / warned / encouraged her not to forget to clean under the bed. "And don't forget to tidy your room" Ellie's mum reminded / begged / instructed her to tidy her room. "Now go upstairs and do your homework." Ellie's mum advised / trained / ordered her to go upstairs and do her homework. "Ellie, you are absolutely NOT allowed to go to the party." Ellie's mum forbade / forced / allowed her to go to the party. "Please, please, please mum, PLEASE let me go to the party!" She forced / begged / persuaded her mother to let her go to the party. "Mum, will you let me go to the party?" Ellie encouraged / begged / asked her mum to let her go to the party. "Ellie, would you like to come to my party?" Ellie's friend invited / instructed / obliged her to go to the party. 1 BBC Learning English Grammar Challenge Verb, object, 'to' + infinitive Practice activities Exercise 1: Read the first sentence, and choose the most suitable verb to complete the second sentence.
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