ES N. 6 PAG. 229

1. Get to work
2. Don’t get to school
3. Get home
4. Get late
5. Get tired

ES N. 7 PAG. 229

GET+ADJECTIVE/PAST PARTICIPLE = get ready, get better, get cold, get dark

GET+NOUN = get a text message, get a present, get a reply, get a job

GET(TO)+NOUN = get to work, get home, get there, get to the station

ES N. 8 PAG. 229

1. Stand up
2. Get up
3. Wake up

ES N. 9 PAG. 229

1. Get a text message
2. Don’t carry
3. Take off
4. Get up
5. Get to school
6. Get well
7. Easy to fail
8. Get good marks
9. Get
10. Get there

ES N. 1 PAG. 230

1. Doesn’t get up
2. Won’t live
3. Isn’t

ES N. 2 PAG. 230

1. He’ll forget my number if he doesn’t write it.
2. If Samantha doesn’t hurry up, she’ll miss her train.
3. I’m sure he’ll understand if you tell him how you feel.
4. If you don’t listen carefully you won’t know what to do.
5. Anita won’t dance with you if you don’t ask her.
6. Sam will go to school tomorrow if he feels better.

ES N. 3 PAG. 230

1. Will do Charlotte, fails
2. ‘ll get, will skip
3. doesn’t have, won’t
4. don’t look, won’t know

ES N. 4 PAG. 230

1. don’t get
2. won’t enjoy
3. takes
4. will be
5. will pass
6. learns
7. don’t pass

ES N. 5 PAG. 230

1. e
2. b
3. c
4. f
5. d
6. a

1. she’ll see kangaroos and koalas if she does a gap year in Australia.
2. I ‘ll pass the driving test if I drive to school every day.
3. If Sara and Ken study at a private school they will have to pay tuition fees.
4. If katie makes sandwiches every day she won’t have to eat in the school canteen.
5. If you gets a tattoo you’ll have it forever.
6. If your friend want to learn snowboard he’ll need to have strong legs.