Language focus S+HAVE\HAS+ V3 . 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the present perfect.0 I ’vehad (have) Italian food lots of times – it’s delicious!1 Sam and Tom (read) all the Harry Potter books.2 Emma (meet) a lot of famous people because she’s a journalist.3 My dad (not win) the lottery.4 I (not do) my homework this evening.5 I (climb) up the Eiffel TowerVocabulary2.Underline the correct answer.0 It’s easy to hurt / crash your legs and feet playing football.1 You mustn’t lift very heavy things as you can cut / hurt your back.2 How did you break / fall your leg?3 Josh cuts / falls off his bike quite often!4 Mum cut / broke her finger while she was using a sharp knife.5 Dan didn’t want to hurt / crash the car on his first driving lesson!Reading Read the article about dangerous sportsWhy risk it all?What makes some people do incredibly dangerous sports? I prefer to watch sport from the comfort of my own armchair, so I’ve often asked that question. I think there are as many answers as there are people.Everyone has seen the thrill of the bungee jump:the image of someone at the top of a very highbridge while they’re waiting to throw themselvesoff. But why would any normal person decide to do something so dangerous? Well, clearly, thereare many people who simply enjoy the danger. If bungee jumping is a once-in-a-lifetime thrill, what about doing a dangerous sport for aliving? There’s no way I’d ever do that! Look at Formula One, for example. It’s true that motor racing is much safer than it used to be – but younever know.But everydaysports can sometimes be as dangerous as sports like motor racing. There are often accidents as a result of horse riding and rugby, for example, but they are popular with thousands of people in the UK. In fact, I playedrugby a lot when I was younger, and there were lots of accidents during every match! Luckily none of them were serious, though. But for me personally, the most frightening sport of all is skydiving. I can’t imagine wanting to jumpout of an aeroplane. They say moving towards the Earth at high speed is the most amazing feeling.Then when your parachute opens, you come downgently. I’d love to know what that feels like, but I know I never will. It’s the ‘when your parachute opens’ bit that scares me. What if it do sports. It’s the ‘what if’ factorAre the sentences True (T) or False (F)?0 Jamie knows why some people like doing dangerous sports. F1 Some people find bungee jumping exciting.2 Jamie would like to have a job in motor racing.3 Jamie thinks that horse riding is a popular but dangerous sport.4 Jamie once took part in rugby matches.5 Jamie has used a parachute to jump o​