2 The young actor soon . to auditions. A got used to going B was used to going C used to go D would…

1. Experts ( to test) new devices at the moment.
2. Yesterday I (not to see) him.
3. I always to help my friends.
4. My little sister ( to go) to school next year.
5. Peter just (to return) from his shipboard training​

Complete with used to and/or would.
1. I . visit my aunt in the countryside every summer.
2. Nurlybek . have long hair, but now he has short hair.
3. My brother . love going to the cinema; now he prefers the theatre.
4. When we went on holiday I . go swimming every day.
5. Samir . play football with his friends in the every afternoon.
6. Gulnaz . go to the water park at weekends.

choose the right variant:

Jack . go to the Baltic Sea in summer when he was young.

a) used to

b) is used to

c) was used to

d) is used

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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What do you say to your friend in these situations? Use the words given in brackets. Use the present continuous (1 am doing), going to, will (I’ll), used to or would.

1)You played computer games every weekend when you were a child. Now you don’t play them at all.

YOU:

— (I/used to/play)

2)You went to the seaside every summer when you lived in the country.

YOU:

_ (We/would/go)

Complete the sentences with the correct past simple or past perfect form of the verbs given. Use used to in two of the sentences.
1 Yesterday we ____ (have) an exam at school. It was really difficult!
2 I didn’t go to the cinema with Cathy because l ____ (see) the film before.
3 I ____ (play) rugby when I was at school but I don’t anymore.
4 We got to the station at three o’clock and _____ (catch) the next train to Oxford.
5 Katie ____ (have) long hair but this summer she cut it really short.​

Complete the sentences with a ,an, some or any.
1 He’s a police officer.
2 I can’t do this. I need. help.
3 We haven’t eaten . food today.
4 There are . people in the sea.
5 Have you got . advice for me?
6 Is she. engineer?
7 I didn’t know,. children at the party.
8 Have you gof.tickets for the concert?
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11. And ______ this he threw himself back in the armchair.

a. said

b. have said

c. was saying

d. saying

12. ______ what he wanted he took his hat and left.

a. Having got

b. Getting

13. By this time ______ to the atmosphere of the big city, he no longer felt a stranger.

a. getting used

b. having got used

c. got used

14. I spent about ten minutes ______ over the sixteen pages of The Guardian before I found the main a. a. news and

articles.

b. turn

c. having turned

d. turning

15. I felt refreshed and rested ______ for eight hours.

a. sleeping

b. having slept

c. slept

16. ______ so far away he still feels part of the community.

a. was

b. be

c. being

17. The boy came out of the water ______ from top to toe.

a. was shaking

b. having shaken

c. shaking

18. ______ all our preparations we hired a taxi and hurried off.

a. Having completed

b. Completing

c. Having complete

d. Completed

19. ______ her by the arm he helped her out of the taxi.

a. Supported

b. Supporting

20. ______ such difficulties she was at a loss.

a. Never experienced

b. Having experienced never

c. Never have experienced

d. Having never experienced

Task1 Choose the correct variant:
1. Don’t present her with books. She (not like) to read.
A-isn’t like;
B-doesn’t like;
C-don’t likes;
2. Be quick! I (to wait) for you.
A-waits;
B-waited;
C-am waiting;
D-wait;
3. They think Nick (not to buy) a car next year.
A-won’t buy;
B-don’t buy;
C-isn’t buy;
4. I’ll give Jess the magazine if I (to see) her.
A-shall see;
B-will see;
C-see;
D-saw;
5. There isn’t the sun in the sky but it (to be) sunny yesterday.
A-were;
B-will be;
C-was;
6. I’m afraid you (to forget) your keys at home.
A-have forgotten;
B-forgot;
C-has forgotten;
D-forgotten;
7. What … your address?
A-are;
B-do;
C-does;
D-is;
8. When I came Ben (to sit) at the table and (to speak) with his mother.
A-is sitting, is speaking;
B-was sitting, was speaking;
C-sat, spoke;
9. Mary (to wake up) early and cleaned her teeth.
A-woke up;
B-have woken up;
C-wake up;
10. Everybody is waiting for you. You (to watch) TV for two hours already.
A-are watching;
B-has been watching;
C-have been watching;
D-have watched;
11. That evening he went out after he (to phone) somebody.
A-phoned;
B-has phoned;
C-have phoned;
D-had phoned;
12. The Petrovs are going to buy a house. By the end of next year their family (to save) money for it.
A-will save;
B-will have saved;
C-will be saving;
13. This time the day after tomorrow we (to drive) the car.
A-will drive;
B-will be driving;
C-will have driven;
14. We (to stay) at home for a week before we received the telegram from Bob.
A-stayed;
B-has stayed;
C-had been staying;
D-was staying;
15. By 3 p.m. Dad (to read) the book already for an hour.
A-will read;
B-will have read;
C-will be reading;
D-will have been reading;​

3.Дополните предложения подходящей конструкцией: have(has) been to / have(has) gone to / have(has) been in.
1)We ……… this supermarket for three hours! Let’s go home!
2)They ……… Barcelona twice.
3)Jim………. a summer camp. He’ll be back in a week.
4)The Browns ………. Hong Kong for 18 years.
5)Sally ………… the bank to get some money.​