2. Grammar in Use. Complete this conversation in the supermarket. Choose the correct words in italics. Carrie: Hi, Zack. I didn’t expect (0) see / to see you here. Zack: Well, I promised (1) get / to get some things for tomorrow evening. Carrie: Are you doing something special? Zack: We’re going to have a barbecue in the garden. Would you like (2) come / to come? Carrie: Yes. I’d love (3) come / to come. But I’m not sure about my plans for tomorrow. I agreed (4) help / to help Dave with his homework, but that probably won’t take long. I expect (5) finish / to finish it by eight o’clock. Is Isabel going to be there? Zack: I’m not really sure. She should (6) be / to be there, but she hasn’t phoned yet … Carrie: So, what are you buying? Zack: Well, I want (7) get / to get some burgers. Carrie: Oh, you know I’m a vegetarian. I can’t (8) eat / to eat meat. Zack: Don’t worry. I’ve already bought lots of salad. Carrie: Well, I must (9) finish / to finish my shopping. Let’s (10) talk / to talk on the phone tomorrow. I hope I’ll be able to come.

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2. Grammar in Use. Complete this conversation in the supermarket. Choose the correct words in italics. Carrie: Hi, Zack. I didn’t expect (0) see / to see you here. Zack: Well, I promised (1) get / to get some things for tomorrow evening. Carrie: Are you doing something special? Zack: We’re going to have a barbecue in the garden. Would you like (2) come / to come? Carrie: Yes. I’d love (3) come / to come. But I’m not sure about my plans for tomorrow. I agreed (4) help / to help Dave with his homework, but that probably won’t take long. I expect (5) finish / to finish it by eight o’clock. Is Isabel going to be there? Zack: I’m not really sure. She should (6) be / to be there, but she hasn’t phoned yet … Carrie: So, what are you buying? Zack: Well, I want (7) get / to get some burgers. Carrie: Oh, you know I’m a vegetarian. I can’t (8) eat / to eat meat. Zack: Don’t worry. I’ve already bought lots of salad. Carrie: Well, I must (9) finish / to finish my shopping. Let’s (10) talk / to talk on the phone tomorrow. I hope I’ll be able to come.

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Перевод задания: Дополните разговор в супермаркете. Выберите правильные слова, выделенные курсивом.

Готовый разговор:

CARRIE: Hi, Zack. I didn’t expect to see you here. (Привет, Зак. Не ожидала увидеть тебя здесь.)

ZACK: Well, I promised to get some things for tomorrow evening. (Ну, я обещал купить кое-что к завтрашнему вечеру.)

CARRIE: Are you doing something special? (Ты собираешься устроить что-то особенное?)

ZACK: We’re going to have a barbecue in the garden. Would you like to come? (Мы собираемся устроить барбекю в саду. Ты хочешь прийти?)

CARRIE: Yes. I’d love to come. But I’m not sure about my plans for tomorrow. I agreed to help Dave with his homework, but that probably won’t take long. I expect to finish it by eight o’clock. Is Isabel going to be there? (Да, я бы с удовольствием пришла. Но я не уверена насчёт планов на завтра. Я согласилась помочь Дэйву с домашним заданием, но это, наверное, не займёт много времени. Думаю, я закончу к восьми часам. Изабель будет там?)

ZACK: I’m not really sure. She should be there, but she hasn’t phoned yet … (Не совсем уверен. Она должна быть там, но пока не позвонила…)

CARRIE: So, what are you buying? (Итак, что ты покупаешь?)

ZACK: Well, I want to get some burgers. (Ну, я хочу купить гамбургеры.)

CARRIE: Oh, you know I’m a vegetarian. I can’t eat meat. (О, ты же знаешь, что я вегетарианка. Я не могу есть мясо.)

ZACK: Don’t worry. I’ve already bought lots of salad. (Не волнуйся. Я уже купил много салата.)

CARRIE: Well, I must finish my shopping. Let’s talk on the phone tomorrow. I hope I’ll be able to come. (Что ж, мне нужно закончить покупки. Давай поговорим по телефону завтра. Надеюсь, я смогу прийти.)

После expect, promise, would like, would love, agree и want ставится инфинитив с to. После модальных should, can, must и после let’s используется глагол без to.

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