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I) Underline The Correct Form
I) Underline The Correct Form
VI) Write a new sentence with the same meaning containing the word in
capitals.
a) I’d put on plenty of sun-cream before you go out, if I were you.
It’s best to put on plenty of sun-cream before you go out.
b) Your bad news upset me very much.
…………………………………………………………….(SORRY)
c) I find this bad weather depressing.
………………………………………………………….( MISERABLE)
d) Something has to be done, obviously.
…………………………………………………………( OBVIOUS)
e) Revising for the exam takes up all of my time at the moment.
…………………………………………………………… ( BUSY)
f) I really enjoyed meeting David Bowie.
…………………………………………………………… ( WONDERFUL)
g) I was unhappy that I had to lie to her.
…………………………………………………………… ( TERRIBLE)
h) I intend to make sure it doesn’t happen again.
……………………………………………………………
( DETERMINED)
i) Thanks for giving me a lift.
………………………………………………………….. ( GOOD)
VII) Complete the text by putting the verbs in brackets into the correct
form, gerund
Yukie Hanue is considered by many (1) … to be…(be) the finest violinist of
her generation - and she's still in her early twenties. When we visited her, in
the music department of the University of New York, she was too busy
practising (2)………… (talk), but she invited us (3)………. (have) a
coffee with her in her mid-morning break. Astonishingly, she manages
(4)……….. (combine) her PhD at the university with international
concerts and recitals, numerous public appearances and interviews. She
evidently thrives on the workload, buzzing around the place with an
industrious
enthusiasm that leaves us all breathless. Her fame as a performer means
(5)……….. (make) regular appearances at high profile events. Last
month, for example, she agreed (6) ………….(appear) in a series of recitals
organised by Coca-Cola. This involved (7) …………(travel) to far-flung
places like Seoul, Oslo and Montevideo on successive days, a schedule
which
would have caused any normal person to wilt. T can't stand (8)………..
(do) nothing,' she says. T happen (9)…………. (have) a particular talent,
and it would be wasteful not (10)……….. (exploit) it to the full.' I
encouraged her (11)………… (tell) me about her upbringing, but she was
rather reticent to sing her own praises. I did, however, succeed in persuading
her (12)………. (confess) to a secret desire. 'If I hadn't been a musician, I
would have loved to train (13)………….. (become) a martial arts expert,'
she says. Certainly, she would have had the discipline, but I couldn't imagine
someone so physically frail actually (14)………….. (stand) there hitting
someone. But it was an interesting revelation, and one that I was
(15)…………. (learn) more about during my day with her.
VIII) Complete each sentence with a suitable form of one of the verbs
in brackets.
a) Mary was so angry that she ..demanded.. to see the manager.
(demand, hope, risk, stop)
b) The weather is so awful that I don't …………..going out this
evening.
(fancy, like, try, want)
c) The children could hardly…………. to leave their pets behind.
(bear, forget, regret, seem)
d) John…………………. to let his children go to the concert.
(afford, avoid, refuse, stop)
e) If I give you the information, I ……………losing my job!
(expect, mean, prepare, risk)
f) What do you……………… to be doing in ten years time?
(begin, expect, remember, suggest)
g) Do you……………. to tell the police about the missing money?
(admit, confess, deny, intend)
KEY
I)
a) to do
b) to be
c) to wake me
d) to tell you
e) to find
f) to take/taking
g) telling
h) buying
i) to pick up
j) to be
II)
a) do
b) dare
c) considered
d) grew
e) intend
f) looking forward to
g) arranged
h) appears
i) dying
j) face
III)
b) the job will mean
c) not permitted/allowed to park
d) offered to carry Pauline’s
e) enabled us to
f) risks missing the plane
g) led me to believe
h) pay ( extra) to use
i) appears to be
j) managed to finish
IV)
b) use calling Jim
c) are required to
d) waste time copying
e) you to ask David if he will come/go
f) not to leave him on his
g) involves a lot
h) resents being treated
i) to bring the matter
j) not to use
V)
a) to tell you
b) hope to
c) will mean
d) you feel like
e) said to be
f) would not keep
g) can/ could you suggest
h) could manage
VI)
b) I was sorry to hear you bad news.
c) This bad weather makes me feel miserable.
d) It’s obvious that something will have to be done.
e) I’m busy revising for my exams at the moment.
f) It was wonderful to meet David Bowie.
g) I felt terrible lying to her.
h) I am determined that this should not happen again.
i) It’s good of you to give me a lift.
VII)
1. to be
2. to talk
3. to have
4. to combine
5. making
6. to appear
7. travelling
8. doing
9. to have
10.to exploit
11.to tell
12.to confess
13.to become
14.standing
15.to learn
VII)
a. demanded
b. fancy
c. bear
d. refused
e. risk
f. expect
g. intend