2 1.21 Read and listen to the dialogue. Check your ideas from exercise 1. Sarah What's this on TV? Jake Tom I don't know. It's a sitcom, I think. It's really funny. But Sarah and I want to watch the football! It's Barcelona against Chelsea. Jake I don't like football. Sarah But I hate sitcoms! And Tom doesn't like sitcoms either. Jake Sarah Do you want to record the football, then? No, I don't! We want to watch it live! Give me the remote! Jake No! Get off! 3 Read the dialogue again. Study the highlighted forms. Complete the examples in the Learn this! box. LEARN THIS! Present simple (negative and simple 1 get I do 2 play I pla 3 wa 4 us 5 wa 6 ar 7 sp 8 lil 9 d 8 SPE the
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Sure, I can help complete the examples in the "Learn this!" box based on the highlighted forms in the dialogue:
1. **Present simple (negative and simple):**
- Jake doesn't like football.
- Sarah and I don't want to watch the sitcom.
2. **get:**
- "Get" is not explicitly used in the dialogue, but it's a common verb meaning to receive or obtain something.
3. **play:**
- Jake plays a lot of video games.
- Sarah doesn't play any musical instruments.
4. **wa:**
- It appears there might be a typo. I assume you meant "watch."
- They want to watch the football match.
- Sarah doesn't want to watch the sitcom.
5. **us:**
- Jake and Tom are with us.
- Sarah wants to sit with us.
6. **wa:**
- As mentioned earlier, I assume you meant "watch."
- They want to watch the football match.
- Sarah doesn't want to watch the sitcom.
7. **sp:**
- I'm not sure what "sp" refers to in the context of the dialogue.
8. **lil:**
- There doesn't seem to be an example with "lil" in the dialogue. It might be a typo or abbreviation.
9. **d:**
- The letter "d" is used in various words in the dialogue but doesn't stand alone as an example. It's part of words like "and," "don't," and "Jake."
Please note that some of the examples in the "Learn this!" box do not directly correspond to the dialogue, and "sp," "lil," and "d" don't have clear examples in the provided text.