Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets. Use Gerund where necessary. If the two variants (gerund or infinitive) are possible, write down both of them. 1. I don't mind (go) with you. We are going (camp) next week. 2. You mentioned (take) a break. 3. We really recommend (climb) that mountain. 4. My reasons for (accept) the position are well known. 5. Mother returned home and my brothers stopped (fight). 6. I regret (tell) her about it. She told everyone. 7. Donna dislikes (stay) at home alone. 8. Jane keeps (forget) her keys. 9. David is starting (work) there next week. 10. This guy is known for (break) the rules. 11. Nate won the prize for (write) that amazing short story about (travel) to Japan. 12. If he avoids (waste) money that we keep (make) the trip, we plan on (leave) in June. 13. Samantha kept (have) problems with her computer at work, so she suggested (shut) down the computer and (restart) it. 14. She finished (cook) at about four and went for a walk. 15. Don't forget (buy) some bread. We don't have any left.

1 An expedition is going to be prepared by John Mills to the North
2  видимо предложение не правильно написано
3 the expedition is going to be showed on national television
4 All the necessary have been already bought  by John Mills
5  An observation is going to be set up 
6 Objections have been raised to this expedition by many people

1 the project of a new trade centre is being discussed by the chief architects and engineers
2 all the necessary documents have been already signed by the general managers
3 building works are going to be started in April
4 the project will be supported by Many building firms 
5 the biggest trade and entertainment centre are going to be built in the region
6 objections have been raised to this project

№1.

Tom have been reading since morning.

Tom will have been reading for 2 hours by midday.

Tom was reading for 2 hours when his friends came.

Kate was driving a car for five hours before she reached the town.

Kate have been driving a car for a whole hour!

Kate will have been driving a car for five hours by the time you get here.

№2.

1) Since when have I been writing a letter?

I have not been writing a letter since this morning.

2) What language has she been studying for 10 years?

She has not been studying English for 10 years.

3) Have we been cleaning the pond for 2 hours?

We had not been cleaning the pond for 2 hours.

4) Will they have been doing this exercise for 3 hours by midday?

They won't have been doing this exercise for 3 hours by midday.

№3.

1. when the war started

2. since 9 o’clock

3. when you come back

4. when I left

5. since Monday

6. when I saw

7. by June

8. gets

№4.

1. will have been celebrating

2. have been playing

3. had been sleeping

4. will have been sunbathing

5. have been playing

6. had been speaking

7. have been choosing

8. have been translating

9. had been waiting

10. will have been keeping