III. Open the brackets using the correct forms of the infinitive or gerund. Use prepositions where necessary.
1. I object to (treat) in this way.
2. Luckily my boss allowed me to leave work early.
3. I am not used (eat) so much at breakfast.
4. When I went into the house I heard a strange noise (come) from the kitchen.
5. Why did you make me (get) so early?
6. I stayed there (see) what would happen.
7. She was not a woman (suffer) in silence.
8. James denied (break) into the house.
9. It’s not worth (shout) at him. It isn’t his fault.
10. You’d better (see) her again.
11. There was nothing he could do but (escape).
12.Does she have a chance of recovering in a week?
13. He was made (apologize) to her.
14. I’d sooner ___ die than ___ move to the suburbs from the city center.
15. She couldn’t help (phone) her mother when she heard the news.

1. Mrs Jones keeps the family jewels in a safe place in order to hand them over to her children.
2. The teacher was surprised that Katie handed her homework in on time.
3. The teacher was ready to hand out the worksheets at the beginning of the lesson.
4. John decided to buy the painting. He handed over 14 dollars for it.
5. The house on the corner has been handed over from generation to generation.
6. I'm going to hand in my final paper on Friday to my English teacher.
7. My favourite band is having a show on Friday. So, I saw how they were handing out  flyers for the show earlier this week.
8. The little child had a cup, and mother said, "Hand it over".

You Are What You Wear

There are basically four different kinds of clothes that you can wear: formal, professional, casual, and stylish. When it comes to wearing formal clothes, for example, to a wedding or to a performance like the opera or ballet, women should wear a nice dress and some jewelry. For men, it should be a dark suit with a tie. If the occasion is a funeral, people usually wear black. For a very formal occasion women should wear an evening gown and men a tuxedo. A very formal event would be something like a charity ball or a fancy party for a high government official.

A professional outfit for a woman might be a skirt and a nice blouse. For a man, it would be either a suit and tie or pants with a jacket and tie. Professional clothes shouldn’t be very colorful or have any details that could make you look like you are not being serious. You should wear clothes like these to work, to meetings and interviews, or to business lunches and dinners.

Casual clothes are more fun to wear. For casual occasions both men and women can wear jeans, sweaters, or anything they feel comfortable in. Casual clothes might also express something about your personality or your interests. For example, they might have on them the logo of your favorite sports team or the name of a city that you have traveled to. These clothes can be worn in any places where it is all right to just be comfortable. In addition, some businesses now have something called ‘casual Friday’ or ‘dress down Friday’: one day each week on which employees can wear causal clothes to work.

Stylish clothes are clothes that are fashionable and that make you look great. Styles change every year, so it can be hard for both men and women to know what to wear to look stylish. The best idea is to take a look at some fashion magazines or to see what celebrities are wearing on TV. Or, be brave and create your own style! The best places to wear stylish clothes include restaurants, nightclubs, and parties.

Task 2 . Read the article. Mark the sentences as True or False.

1.     For formal clothes women can wear jeans, sweaters, or anything they feel comfortable in.

2.     For a very formal occasion women should wear an evening gown and men a tuxedo.

3.     A professional outfit for a man might be a suit and tie or pants with a jacket and tie.

4.     Professional clothes should be very colorful or have any details that could make you look like you are not being serious.

5.     For casual occasions both men and women can wear anything they feel comfortable in.

6.     Stylish person is one who follows fashion in magazines and on TV