Unit Eighteen A Driving Lesson
'No. Wait for the lights to go
green before you go ahead.
No, don't stop now - carry on. It's not a good idea to stop in the middle of
the road. Never mind.
Now, I want you to turn left at the next crossroads. Keep both your hands on
the wheel. Now you can indicate. Don't run the old man over.
Would you like to try a three-point turn? Not today? O.K. then. You can turn the indicator off now. We don't need it anymore.
All right, you can stop here.
Yes, I think you could do with a few more lessons before you take your test.'
Notes
CARRY ON E You can carry on, or carry on with AD what you are
doing.
RUN OVER ABCD You run over a pedestrian or an animal.
TURN OFF ABC You turn off the television or the light.
DO WITH AD On a hot day you could say 'I could do with a cold drink'.
Exercises using verbs from the passage
A Complete these sentences:
1 I think I
a rabbit the other night.
2 This room could
a thorough cleaning.
3 He shouldn't have
writing after the
examination had finished.
4 The audience sat in their seats and
the
play to start.
5 This job is too hard for me. I reckon I could
a change.
6
the
lights
when you leave the
school.
7 If the doctor tells you not to smoke, you shouldn't
doing it.
8 The Council told him that he could and restore the old house.
B Answer these questions:
1 What could a dusty house do with?