Fill in the gaps with an appropriate verb in the form an infinitive, to + infinitive or gerund. 4) I…

Fill in the gaps with gerunds or infinitives: 1. We don’t mind 2. We expected him place. (DO) 3. I enjoyed 4. She came into my room without 5. They decided (TAKE, FLY) 6. My parents allowed me 7. I don’t mind to the cinema alone. (GO) better at the tournament, but he ended up in third with you for the holidays. It was marvellous. (STAY) (KNOCK) a plane to Berlin instead of 8. We can’t risk 9. I begged her not 10. Could you two girls please stop the late-night movie. (WATCH) there. next to Thomas. (SIT) him angrier. He’s in a bad mood anyway. (MAKE) the teacher. (TELL) ? (CHAT)​

5. Fill in the gaps with the idioms containing the word face.

1. _____ the idea seemed great.

2. He was suddenly _____ difficulties.

3. I don’t know what kind of card it is because it lies ____.

4. Let’s _____: you can’t pass this test.

5. Sometimes little children take ____ the words of other people.

6. When she heard the news her ____.

7. He had to ____ when his opponent started revealing the truth.

8. How can the _____ change because of global warming?

Verbs followed by infinitive or — ing A III Circle the correct word. 1. I really enjoy to go / going to the cinema with my friends. 2. I can’t stand to see / seeing rubbish in the street. 3. What do you want to be / being when you grow up? 4. She would like to organise / organising a beach clean-up. 5. Are you looking forward to go / going on a school trip? 6. They learned to swim / swimming when they very young. 7. We don’t mind to get up / getting up early when the weather is good. 8. Why did you decide to move / moving to London?
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2) Fill in the gaps with is or are. ​

Fill in the gaps using with, off, or on.

1 The milk will go (?) if we don’t use it soon.

2 That bag goes really well (?) your shoes.

3 The car alarm went (?) and woke everyone up.

4 The meeting went (?) for hours and hours.

Fill in the gaps with some, any, no, much, many, few, a few, little, a little

1. I have ____________ time to do the dishes now. The guests are coming in 15 minutes.

Let’s do the dishes together.

2. ______ students were able to pass the exam. It was rather disappointing.

3. Can I have _____ tea, please? It’s very cold here.

4. We need to hurry! We don’t have ______ time left.

5. Ryan had so ______ in his mind that he couldn’t concentrate on anything anymore.

6. Have you got _____ English books at home? — Yes, I have _____.

7. ________ people might like to live a lonely life, but most don’t.

8. Very _______ people are actually happy with their salaries.

9. ‘Do you ever go to Atlantic City?’ ‘Yes, I go there ______ times every year.’

10. This town is a very interesting place to visit. I wish I could stay here ____________ longer.

1. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate word.

2. Match the sentences to make the situations

Complete the sentences using verbs from the box.
break, look, deal, give, fall, put.
1. In his job as a manager, my dad often has to . with difficult customers.
2. I’m cross with my sister, but I don’t want to . out with her.
3. The police are planning to . for clues in the park.
4. We don’t like the traffic noise from the road near our house, but we just . up with it.
5. Someone has tried to . into the school office!
6. I’m going to . up going to swimming practice. I’m bored with it!​

СРОЧНО!Поставить глаголы в скобку в нужной форме сослагательным способом предложений. 4. If you (read) the instructions carefully, you wouldn’t have answered the wrong question. 5. If I had been ready when he called, he (take) me with him. 6. If I (be) you, I should have appologised to her. 7. We (stay) at home if we had known he was coming. 8. They (not believe) me if I told them this.​

2. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets (gerund or infinitive) a. It wasn’t easy (climb) that tree but he did it. b. We aren’t very good at (run) — we came last. c. He really enjoyed (eat) this meal. d. I would like (buy) this phone, please. e. I really miss (sleep) all day on the weekends.​