1.She gave my book and asked to return it to her next week. 2.You invited somebody to the party?Yes,I invited her. 3.My parents visit them on Sunday,I like to spend the weekend with them. 4.I didn't like the movie,I don't want to discuss it . 5.We will be happy if you will come with us. 6.Don't ask me this question,I don't know how to answer it. 7.She didn't come up yesterday,send her a telegram. 8.I'm sorry if I bothered you 9.Let's not wait,they are always late. 10.You want to help me with my work?How nice of you.
Read the sentences
1) Reading/to read/read is a great way to relax. I love to sit back and enjoy a good book.
2) Susanne just happened to be/be/being in the restaurant when David Beckham walked in! Can you believe that?
3) My favorite thing is to floating/float/floating on my back in the sea.
4) This course requires to participate/participate/participating in six months of field studies.
5) Nick, you promised to take/take/taking us to the beach today. When are we going to go to the beach?
and choose the right options.
1) Reading is a great way to relax. I love to sit back and enjoy a good book.
2) Susanne just happened to be in the restaurant when David Beckham walked in! Can you believe that?
3) My favorite thing is to float on my back in the sea.
4) This course requires participating in six months of field studies.
5) Nick, you promised to take us to the beach today. When are we going to go to the beach?
Choose the right answers to
Do you enjoy ?
1. to sing
2. sing
3. singing
Can you fancy a lot of money?
1. to win
2. winning
3. win
I forbid you to the swimming pool tonight.
1. go
2. to go
3. going
Chris never hesitates his chief.
1. criticizing
2. to criticize
3. criticize
You’d rather quiet when we’re talking.
1. to remain
2. remain
3. remaining
You’d better till she comes back.
1. wait
2. to wait
3. waiting
He made me at home.
1. stay
2. to stay
3. staying
complete the following sentences.
Do you enjoy ? 3. singing
Can you fancy a lot of money? 2. winning
I forbid you to the swimming pool tonight. 2. to go
Chris never hesitates his chief. 2. to criticize
You’d rather quiet when we’re talking. 2. remain
You’d better till she comes back. 1. wait
He made me at home. 1. stay