Ex 4. Read the Grammar section below. Use the words given in parenthesis at the end of each sentence. Fill in the verbs in the appropriate form and the gerunds.
At the Doctor’s
1. Twenty cigarettes a day, Mr Miller?!! I think it would be better if you stopped smoking altogether (stop, smoke).
2. And you should also too much meat (avoid, eat).
3. But I nothing but salad and vegetables. And I always a drink when I come home from work (be keen on, have).
4. Well, well. muesli now and then bacon and eggs every morning (how about/eat, instead of/have)?
5. you ever some exercise (think of, get)?
6. But I round a track or in some crowded pool (can’t stand, run, swim).
7. Well, if you go on like this, you might be in a heart attack (danger of, have).
8. Well, perhaps I to work in the car. I might yold bike again. You see, I (give up/go, get used/ to ride, have difficulty/ to sleep).
9. And those red pills. They’ll also help you to relax. See you again on Monday then, Mr Miller (keep on, take).
