Streamline book 3-unit 10

Read this statement. Complete the spaces, selecting verbs from the language summary. Do not use the same verb twice.

Exercise 1

I was walking along Blenheim Street at approximately 12 o’clock when I saw the accused standing outside the Flamingo Club. They were arguing with the doorman. I made enquiries and the doorman said. “These young men are not members of the club, and I refused to ________ them to come in. They said a friend had _________ them to come to the club. I still _________ them to enter and ________ them to go away”. I __________ the three accused youths to go home. They said they didn’t ______ to go home, but I _______ them to move along the street. However, when I returned ten minutes later one of the accused, Wayne Mason, was fighting with the doorman. Apparently they had tried to _______ the doorman to let them in, and when he refused, the fight had started. The other youths were ____________ Mason to fight the doorman. The doorman ________ me to arrest the youths.
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UNIT 10 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED TO ME
Exercise 1
Complete the spaces with the appropriate forms of "do" and "make".
My name’s Slade, Stan Slade, private investigator. The story begins one Saturday morning in June. I hadn’t been very busy. In fact I’d ______ only two jobs in a month. This big fat guy came into my office. He looked rich, very rich indeed – you know, fur coat, big cigar. He threw $1,000 on the table. He said, “That’s for one week. You’re working for me”. Well, I don’t usually ______ $1,000 in a month. “What ______ you want me to ______?” I said. He sat down.
“This is an important job, Slade. I don’t want you to_______ any mistakes, O.K? I want you to _______ arrangements to follow my wife. Here’s her photograph. She’s much younger than me and well- I want to know everything she _______,everything! I want to know what time she gets up, when she _______ the housework when she _______ the beds, when she _______ the washing-up. I want every detail. Find out when she goes out, where she _______ the shopping and she buys. I want to know when she makes a phone call, and who she phones. Can you _______ that?” “Sure,” I said. “She won’t know I’m there. I won’t _______ any fuss, and I won’t _______ any noise”.
“Right,” said the big guy. “By the way, can I _______ a suggestion?” “Sure, you’re paying.” I said. “_______ sure she doesn’t see you. She’s got some nasty friends, and they could _______ a lot of trouble for you.”
The fat guy left my office. I looked at the photo he’d given me, and the address. “Well,” I thought to myself, “I suppose I should go out and _______ some work”.
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Exercise 2
These are some of Slade’s notes. Service station – gas ($30)
She went to the service station to get some gas.
Write five more sentences like this
Coffee shop – made a Phone call
She went to the coffee shop to make a phone call.
Supermarket – groceries
She went to the supermarket to get some groceries.
Drugstore – shampoo, vitamin pills
She went to the drugstore to get some shampoo and some vitamin pills.
Dress shop – collect coat
She went to the dress shop to get a collect coat.
Newsstand – magazine
She went to the newsstand to get a magazine.

Exercise 3

This is the rest of Slade’s story. Complete the spaces with the appropriate forms of “do” and “make”.
It was pretty boring. I hoped that she would _______ some thing interesting, but nothing happened. On the third day I parked outside her apartment building, as usual, I began ________a crossword. I heard footsteps. Suddenly there was a tap on the window. I looked up. It was my old buddy, Lieutenant O’Casey of the 18th Precinct, Los Angeles Police Department.
“_______ me a favour, O’Casey,” I said, “go away I’ve got a job to _______?”So have I, Slade”, he replied. “A lady has _______ a complaint. She says you’ve been following her. Have you been trying to _______ a date or something?” “O.K, O.K, O’Casey. I’m working for her husband.” “Don’t _______ me laugh, Slade! She isn’t married. Who’s paying you?” I described the fat guy O’Casey laughed. “_______ he ask you to _______ a report on all her movements?” “That’s right”.
“Well,” said O’Casey slowly, “the lady is Laura Van Gilt, the millionaires. You remember, her father _______ a fortune out of soya beans. This fat guy sounds like Pete Greenstreet, the international jewel thief!”
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