Dialogue 5 :
Brian:The opponent plays well! Their fast offender is very dangerous. He aims very precisely and shoots very hard.
Linda:Our team is not bad either. Our goalkeeper keeps the ball very safe.
Brian:Exactly, you know this game very well! Would you like to have a delicious hot dog?
Linda:Yes, together with a cold beer. That would be fantastic.
Brian:I will bring you a beer.
Linda:Hurry up, because our good sweeper hurt himself.
Brian:Here is your beer. It is actually warm.
Linda:And the hot dog is cold. Hahaha. It looks good though, and…. hmmmm…. tastes very good too! A wonderful goal has been scored. Unfortunately for the opposing team.
Brian:Oh, I don’t know if we have a chance. The opponent plays very hard and fast. It is getting very difficult.
Linda:It does not seem to be easy, because our best defender seriously hurt himself.
Brian:But our team must win, otherwise they cannot play in the World Cup. We cannot give the opponent so many chances.
Linda:The coach should bring in a new player. Our midfield players cannot run anymore.
Brian:You might be quite right. He is still allowed to exchange another player in. I
would bring in a younger player!
Linda:May I have another sip of beer?
Brian:Of course… Oh, no! That can’t be! 0:2! I think we should go!
Linda:Yes… me too. I should not stay out so late tonight. I have to watch out for my little sister!
Brian:But we can still go out on another date again, right?! Let us go to the cinema tomorrow!
Linda:That would be nice! I do not want to miss “Love me, if you can”! Bye!
Grammar 5 A: Adverbs :
| Adverbs | Some Exceptions: |
| modify verbs (adverbs of manner),adjectives/past participle and other adverbs – usually by providing information how something is done or the degree of an adjective/past participle (adverbs of degree) or adverb (adverbs of degree). Most adverbs are formed by adding -ly or -ally to an adjective. There are also adverbsof place and time (e. g. “there”, “yesterday”), adverbs of frequency (e. g. “sometimes”, “never”) and sentence adverbials (e. g. “actually”). | Good-well, fast-fast, hard-hard,early-early, late-late, high–high, friendly – in a friendly way … “Hardly” means: “almost not”, “Nearly” means: „almost but not quite“…Some adjectives can follow certain verbs (verbs ofappearance and sense): e. g.forms of “to be”, “get”, “grow”, “taste”, “smell”, “feel” … |
Grammar 5 B: Modal Verbs :
| Modal Verbs | Alternative Forms: |
| can (expressing ability or possibility) –negative form: “cannot” or can´t”, | be able to (expressing ability), could(expressing general ability or permission) |
| may (asking for permission or expressing possibility) – negative form: “may not” or“must not” (expressing strong forbiddance), | be allowed to (expressing permission), might (expressing possibility and/or that asituation is not real) |
| Must (expressing necessity to dosomething) – negative form: “need not(needn´t)” or “do not (don´t) have to”, | have to (more impersonal than must) |
| Should (expressing advice and opinion or expectation) – negative form: “shouldnot (shouldn´t)” | ought to |
Exercise 5 A :
Fill in the correct form:“adverb”or“adjective”. Choose from this box: actually bad best cold cold dangerous delicious difficult easy Exactly fantastic fast fast good good good hard hard precisely safe seriously Unfortunately warm well well wonderful
Brian: The opponent plays ________! Their ________ offender is very ________. He aims very ________ and shoots very ________. Linda: Our team is not ________ either. Our goalkeeper keeps the ball very ________. Brian: ________, you know this game very ________! Would you like to have a ________ hot dog? Linda: Yes, together with a ________ beer. That would be ________. Brian: I will bring you a beer. Linda: Hurry up, because our ________ sweeper hurt himself. Brian: Here is your beer. It is ________ ________. Linda: And the hot dog is ________. Hahaha. It looks ________ though, and…. hmmmm…. tastes very ________ too! A ________ goal has been scored. ________ for the opposing team. Brian: Oh, I don’t know if we have a chance. The opponent plays very ________ and ________. It is getting very ________. Linda: It does not seem to be ________, because our ________ defender ________ hurt himself.
Exercise 5 B :
Fillin the correct modal verb/ auxiliary verb. Choose from this box: allowed can can cannot cannot cannot cannot have Let May might should should should would would
Brian: But our team ________ win, otherwise they ________ play in the World Cup. We ________ give the opponent so many chances. Linda: The coach ________ bring in a new player. Our midfield players ________ run anymore. Brian: You ________ be quite right. He is still ________ to exchange another player in. I ________ bring in a younger player! Linda: ________ I have another sip of beer? Brian: Of course… Oh, no! That ________ be! 0:2! I think we ________ go! Linda: Yes… me too. I ________ not stay out so late tonight. I ________ to watch out for my little sister! Brian: But we ________ still go out on another date again, right?! ________ us go to the cinema tomorrow! Linda: That ________ be nice! I do not want to miss “Love me, if you ________”! Bye!
