Unit 7 Escape

What words and images do you

associate with the word beach?
Sand
Sunny

Sea

Sea
anima
ls

BEACH
Hot
weather

Wave
s

Sea
food

When was the last time you spent a

day on the beach? Where? Who
with?

 What kinds of things might spoil a

day at the beach? Make a list

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Reporting Verbs
- Say,

Tell and Ask are the most common reporting verbs

- Tell, reassure, inform, advise, assure, convince, encourage,

persuade and warn are
usually followed by na object pronoun (me, him, her, etc)
e.g. He told me he wanted to go home.
- Say, mention, confirm, claim, admit, announce, insist, explain
and suggest
arent necessarily followed by an object pronoun, but can be
followed by and optional that,
e.g. She mentioned to me (that) she was on a diet. Or She
mentioned (that) she was on diet.

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Tell verbs
Persuade me to
Reassured me
that
Informed me that

Say verbs
Mentioned that
Announce that
Insisted on
Explained that
Suggested +
gerund (ing)
Suggested that

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Tell verbs
Advise sb to do sth
Assure sb to do sth
Convince sb to do
sth
Encourage sb to do
sth

Say verbs
Admit that
Claim that
Confirm that

Id advise you to wear

to convince my friend that it was
she had to admit that it was
and I can now confirm that the best
Travel brochures claim that the best
but I can assure you that there are
and encourage people to go

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Present Modals
We have to go via

We cant take
much
We dont need to
fly
We should come
by
We arent allowed
to change our
tickets.
We ought to book

Past Modals
We had to go via

We couldnt take

We didnt need to
fly
We should have
come by
We werent
allowed to change
our tickets.
We ought to have

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Which modal verb can be

used to say it was:

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Necessary for
you to do
something?

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Not necessary
for you to do
something?

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Permitted for
you to do
something?

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Not permitted
for you to do
something?

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Wrong for you

to do
something?

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Wrong for you

not to do
something?

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Think about a
recent travel
experience...
Think about...

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...something you
had to do.

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...something you
couldnt do.

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...something you
didnt have to
do.

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...something you
could do.

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...something you
shouldnt have
done.

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...something you
should have
done.

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Word Formation
Many words combine with ful if you want to describe
something that possesses that quality (useful, tasteful),
or less if you want to describe something that lacks
that quality (useless, tasteless). Although many words
can combine with both ful and less, there are some
that only fit with one or the other (delightful, stressful,
wonderful, endless, homeless, relentles)
The suffix ish is in between. It means that it possesses
a little bit of the quality.