Complete the exchanges with an infinitive/-ing form of the verbs in brackets.
1 A: Have you considered
(apply)
for that promotion?
Well, it will mean
(work)
longer hours, but I think it's worth it.
2 A: Miras got such a low mark in his test that
his teacher made him
(redo) it.
B:
(be) honest, I wasn't expecting
(pass). He hardly
him
studies at all.
3 A: Yernar's trying
(find) a
summer job, but he's coming up against a
lot of difficulties.
B: Has he tried
(take) his
CV to businesses in person? That might
(present) more opportunities.
4 A: What time would you like
(have) our meeting about the project?
B: I'm sorry, but I'm busy all day. I meant
(tell) you earlier but I
totally forgot!​

1. the weather are nice and the wind.

2. the dog look at the building.

3. dark dogs run over to the canine.

4. the hall looked big and clean.

5. pictures showing award winning dogs.

6. pis not is big enough, he is too small.

7. dogs learned how to help blind peoples.

8. pip not knowed how to stop the machine.

9. it seem pip is good at helping blind people.

10. pip improved a lot.

11. pip feel bad because he failed the exam.

12. pip cry.

13. pip run fast to save the blind woman.

14. pip guide her gently.

15. pip's trainer clap her hands.

16. pip wear the blue cape now.

You can actively listen to music, trying to comprehend its harmony, to expand the boundaries of your taste. Any new music that goes beyond the boundaries of the traditions in which we were brought up and which formed our taste, to listen to is difficult and unusual.  Just because it is really something new for us.  When we begin to understand some new music for us, something in our brain is rebuilt. At the place of the disorder a whole picture appears, woven of causes and effects.  There is a taste for a particular piece of music: harmony and order come in place of apparent chaos.  The development of musical taste enriches our inner world and a sense of beauty! Just take the music you never understood and start listening to it. When you listen to music, try only to listen to music, and not to do something else.