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6.  “My  mother  can  make  noodle  soup  that  cures  colds.”  (Sang)

                            Sang’s  mother  knows  how

                         7.  “T  still  have  a  cold,  so  J  need  to  keep  resting  as  much  as  possible.”  (Felipe)

                            Felipe  should  continue

                         8.  “My  mother  said  adding  garlic  to  my  soup  will  cure  anything.”  (Oscar)

                            Oscar's  mother  reminded  him

                      B   SPEAK.  Work  in  groups.  Discuss  ways  you  deal  with  a  cold.  Use  gerunds  and  infinitives.

                         My  mother  always  told  me  to  drink  a  lot  of orange  juice.



                         Complete  the  exercises.

                         Complete  the  article.  Use  the  correct  form  of  the  verbs  in  parentheses.  Add  an  object  pronoun
                         where  necessary.  Sometimes  either  the  gerund  or  the  infinitive  form  of  the  verb  is  correct.


                      Can  venom  be  good  for  you?

                         While  Michael  was  on  vacation  in  Mexico,  he  (1)   decided  to  go   (decide  /  go)
                      for  a  swim.  It  was  very  hot,  and  he  (2)                 (want  /  get)  some  cool  relief.

                      He  jumped  into  the  pool,  but  instead  of  relief,  all  of  a  sudden  he  (3)
                      (start /  feel)  a  burning  pain  in  his  leg.  He  looked  down  and  saw  his  attacker—a  poisonous
                      scorpion.  Michael  got  to  a  local  hospital  quickly,  and  about  30  hours  later,  the  pain
                      (4)                                   (seem  /  disappear).  He  was  very  relieved.

                         But  that  isn’t  the  end  of  the  story.  Before  the  scorpion  bite,  Michael  had  been  suffering  from

                      back  pain.  Doctors  had  often  (5)                            (encourage  /  him  /  do)
                      regular  exercise  such  as  swimming.  Surprisingly,  days  after  the  scorpion  bite,  his  back  pain
                      went  away,  and  it  never  came  back.  The  scorpion’s  venom  had  cured  him.  Whenever  he
                      (6)                                   (remember  /  suffer)  from  his  horrible  back  pain,
                      he  is  grateful  for  that  scorpion.

                         Experts  (7)                             (advise  /  people  /  not  go)  anywhere  near

                      scorpions  or  snakes.  But  if  scorpion  researchers  (8)
                      (stop  /  work)  with  these  creatures,  we  might  not  find  out  more  about  the  medical
                      benefits  their  venom  can  provide.



                                                              i

                                                 Avenomous   >
                                                 bark  scorpion,
                                                 Arizona,  United
                                                 States





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