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МатематикаВопрос:
2 Choose the correct answer. 1) I don't mind (to have / having) a meeting with my classmates. 2) He looks forward to (to meet / meeting) with her English pen friend. 3) I want (to visit / visiting) my relatives on Christmas. 4) Her Mum can't imagine him (to get / getting) married to Helen. 5) The teacher would like to make his students (work / working) better. 6) Let's stop (to eat / eating) at this very moment. 7) We couldn't help (to smile / smiling) at Charlie Chaplin's comedy. 8) What does she prefer (to travel / travelling) by bike or car? 9) Does he fancy (to eat / eating) out tonight? 10) It was difficult enough for him (to learn / learning) to do freediving.
Ответ:
- I don't mind having a meeting with my classmates.
- He looks forward to meeting with her English pen friend.
- I want to visit my relatives on Christmas.
- Her Mum can't imagine him getting married to Helen.
- The teacher would like to make his students work better.
- Let's stop eating at this very moment.
- We couldn't help smiling at Charlie Chaplin's comedy.
- What does she prefer travelling by bike or car?
- Does he fancy eating out tonight?
- It was difficult enough for him to learn to do freediving.
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- 1. Fill in the table using the following words. Like, too / enough, don't mind, agree, it's worth, want, ask, can't stand, look forward to, can't help, like, avoid, imagine, hope, suggest, fancy, enjoy, prevent, promise, expect, to sum up. Use the -ing form Use the to-Infinitive
- 2 Choose the correct answer. 1) I don't mind (to have / having) a meeting with my classmates. 2) He looks forward to (to meet / meeting) with her English pen friend. 3) I want (to visit / visiting) my relatives on Christmas. 4) Her Mum can't imagine him (to get / getting) married to Helen. 5) The teacher would like to make his students (work / working) better. 6) Let's stop (to eat / eating) at this very moment. 7) We couldn't help (to smile / smiling) at Charlie Chaplin's comedy. 8) What does she prefer (to travel / travelling) by bike or car? 9) Does he fancy (to eat / eating) out tonight? 10) It was difficult enough for him (to learn / learning) to do freediving.
- 3 Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 1) She can't (to imagine) him being a firefighter. 2) We didn't want him (to disturb) them. 3) We don't mind (to open) the window, it's so stuffy. 4) He gave up (to smoke). 5) The song is worth (to sing). 6) Would you prefer (to start) with the result of the experiment? 7) She fancies (to go) out tomorrow. 8) It's too difficult (to do) diving in such cold weather. 9) He promised me (to return) the glasses in an hour. 10) Avoid (to dress) smart. There are plenty of robbers.
