IV. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct infinitive of –ing form. 1. Being a doctor means (work) long hours.
2. You should try (go) to bed earlier, it’s good for your health.
3. Oh, no! I forgot to lock the front door.
4. He regrets (argue) with his best friend.
5. I am sorry (say) that you have failed the exam.
6. Mary never wears her diamond ring. She is afraid of (lose) it.
7. She tried (lift) the bag but it was too heavy for her.
8. We stopped (buy) some food before continuing our journey.
9. I’ll never forget (see) the northern lights during our trip to Norway.
10. I am sorry, I didn’t mean (hurt) your feelings.
11. John means (be) an engineer.
12. If you want to feel better try (eat) more fruit.
. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct infinitive of –ing form
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2. If you meet him, don't say anything
3. At the entrance to the University, we took his coat and went to the dining room
4. When the teacher entered the class, he remembered that he forgot in a cafe your hat
5. Leave him alone, he thinks
6. Can't you hear me?
7. They say he worked here 10 years ago
8. If you learned all the rules required for writing the test, you have now no problem with English
9. He finished the work by eight in the evening
10. Students wrote the tests, and teachers have them checked
11. I wouldn't be surprised if she doesn't understand you
12. The teacher had not yet arrived, and the audience waiting for him in the hallway
13. Everyone knew that he had not prepared the report
14. No one saw as he spoke to Dean
15. When he opened the briefcase, he realized that he forgot it at home
16. By three o'clock we returned home
17. Our friends are still not back from London
18. I think he is a smart man
19. I am thinking to go somewhere in a couple of weeks
20. Outside the room, she forgot to turn Off the light.
2. If you meet him, do not say anything to him.
3. Upon entering the university, we took off our coats and went to the dining room.
4. When the teacher entered the classroom, he remembered that he had forgotten his cap in the cafe.
5. Leave him alone, he is thinking.
6. Can not you hear me?
7. He is said to have worked here 10 years ago.
8. If you had learnt all the rules necessary to write the test, you would not have any problems with English now.
9. He had finished work by eight o'clock in the evening
10. Students wrote tests, and teachers checked them.
11. I will not be surprised if she does not understand you.
12. The teacher has not yet arrived, and students are waiting for him in the corridor.
13. Everyone realized that he had not prepared the report.
14. No one saw him talking with the dean.
15. When he opened the briefcase, he realized that he had forgotten the documents at home.
16. By three o'clock we had already come home.
17. Our friends have not returned from London.
18. He is considered an intelligent person.
19. I think of going somewhere in a couple of weeks.
20. When she leaving the room, she forgot to turn off the light.