III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the infinitive or the -ing form.1. I suggest ____________ (call) the cinema to find out what time the film begins.2. It’s no use ____________ (try) to make excuses. She won’t believe you.3. I look forward ____________ (see) the artwork in the museum’s latest exhibition.4. She spent a long time ____________ (talk) on the telephone so she didn’t finish her chores.5. Fred enjoys ____________ (listen) to classical music as it helps him...
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III. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the infinitive or the -ing form.
1. I suggest calling (call) the cinema to find out what time the film begins.
2. It’s no use trying (try) to make excuses. She won’t believe you.
3. I look forward to see (see) the artwork in the museum’s latest exhibition.
4. She spent a long time talking (talk) on the telephone so she didn’t finish her chores.
5. Fred enjoys listening (listen) to classical music as it helps him relax.
6. To tell you the truth, I don’t know how to dance (dance).
7. We were happy to hear (hear) that Mary is coming to visit us.
8. The couple plan announcing (announce) their engagement later today.
9. Will you let me reading (read) you some parts to tell me if you them?
10. We saw him painting (paint) the fence as we walked past his house.
11. I would have preferred to change (change) my clothes before we went out to dinner.
12. It was so nice of him to spend (send) me flowers.
13. Sandra was the last to perform (perform) at the dance recital.
14. For Bob retiring (retire) at such a young age was unexpected.
15. It’s raining. There’s no point in going (go) out now.
16. Would you be so helpful as carrying (carry) this heavy bag for me?
17. He seems to work (work) hard on a solution to the problem. Don’t interrupt him.
18. He was the first runner to finish (finish) the marathon.
19. We rushed to the station only to arrive (arrive) as the train was leaving.
20. I saw her turning (turn) the corner and disappearing (disappear).