Read the following pairs of sentences. Match the words in bold to their meaning

1 a He has stopped eating junk food.

b He stopped to have a drink.

2 a She forgot to lock the door.

b I’ll never forget visiting Moscow.

3 a He remembered meeting her three years ago.

b He remembered to pay the phone bill.

4 a Try cooking with olive oil. It’ll taste better.

b He tried to jump over the fence, but he couldn’t.

5 a I used to eat chocolate all the time when I was younger.

b I’m used to eating lunch at 1:30 pm.

1 a repeated action in the past

b in the habit of doing so

2 a finish

b temporarily

3 a failed to do so

b memories will always be in my mind

4 a experiment

b made an attempt (without success)

5 a recalled the event

b completed the action

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

1. A: I’ll never forget (travel) across Italy.

B: Yes, but you forgot (send) me a postcard.

2. A: Why don’t you try (take) an aspirin?

B: I’ve had one already. I’ll try (relax) a bit, if I can.

3. A: Let’s stop (eat) something.

B: Again? You should stop (eat) so much!

Conditionals: type 0, 1

6. a) Read the sentences. Which refers to: a general truth? a probable situation in the future?

1. If it stops snowing, we’ll go skiing.

2. If water freezes, it turns into ice.

B) Complete the rules.

Type	Condition	Main Clause
	If/when + …	present simple
	If +…	…, can, may, etc. + …