Missiles over London VY_32_INOVACE_150111 4 května 2013 Autorem

Missiles over London VY_32_INOVACE_150111 4. května 2013 Autorem materiálu a všech jeho částí, není-li uvedeno jinak, je Mgr. Jan Rozsíval. Slezské gymnázium, Opava, příspěvková organizace. Vzdělávací materiál byl vytvořen v rámci OP VK 1. 5 – EU peníze středním školám.

Missiles over London Audio Source: http: //www. bbc. co. uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general/sixminute/2012/07/120712_6 min_missiles_over_london. shtml Decide if the following statements are true or false. 1. Most people are happy to have missiles near their homes. 2. Several London airports were attacked in 2005. 3. One of the missiles will be placed on a building with 170 flats. 4. The people in the house hired a lawyer. 5. The government will probably do what the people in the house want.

Listen again to a part of the audio and comlete the sentences The UK government. . . . place missile at six sites around the capital. And it. . . . . controversial. If I. . . some powerful explosives sitting just a few metres above my head I. . . feel safe at all. The question for our listeners is: What. . . . the creation of the Paralympic Games? I'm bursting to tell everybody as we. . . . . loads of information about these fascinating games here in Britain.

The UK government is going to place missile at six sites around the capital. Decide if. . . We use GOING TO for plans/instant decisions.

And it has been controversial. Decide if. . . We use the present perfect for something that is true now or has been true over a long period of time.

If I had some powerful explosives sitting just a few metres above my head I wouldn't feel safe at all. Decide if. . . We use the seconditional sentence to talk about hypothetical or real conditions.

The question for our listeners is: What inspired the creation of the Paralympic Games? Explain the different meanings of these two questions. . . Who did you see? Who saw you?

I'm bursting to tell everybody as we have been getting loads of information about these fascinating games here in Britain. Decide if. . . We use the present perfect continuous for actions that are starting right now/started at a particular time in the past/started in the past and are still in progress.