Using Your Imagination

What are we learning today?

You will say what you have done, what you would like to do, and how you feel.

Explanation

• Use "have never" and a past participle to talk about experiences.
• Use "would" or "wouldn't" for things you imagine.
• Use words for feelings, for example frightened, excited or proud.
• Use "Well done!" for good news.
• Use "Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that." for bad news.
• You can invent your ideas.

Examples

1. I have never eaten a snake.
2. I wouldn't like to be a snake catcher because I'm frightened of snakes.
3. I would like to be a pilot because I want to see the clouds from above.

Remember!

• Say "I have never eaten", not "I have never ate".
• Use "would" for imagined things, not "will".

Check yourself

1. Complete: "I ___ like to be a firefighter."
2. Which word shows fear: frightened or proud?