Очень надо Ex.2 Insert to before the infinitive where required.

1. We all agreed that we ought … back him. 2. I cannot … make you … play the play you were meant … play! 3. They never let her … go there. 4. She could not … bear anyone … see her grief. 5. You had better … confess your sins for you are going … die. 6. I saw them … weep. 7. He would rather … part with her when their mother was not present. 8. We were … meet at 7 sharp in his favourite bar. 9. I felt somebody … touch my hand. 10. He began … tremble. 11. You ought … pay more attention to your duties. 12. I felt a weight … slip off my heart. 13. Why not … speak to my lady? 14. They will have … take your words into account. 15. She would rather … stay in town than … go to the seaside with the children

1. We all agreed that we ought to back him.

Explanation: The verb "ought" is followed by the base form of the verb, which is "to back" in this case.

2. I cannot make you play the play you were meant to play!

Explanation: In this sentence, we need to use "to" before the infinitives. The correct form would be "to make you play" and "to play" in the second and third infinitives respectively.

3. They never let her go there.

Explanation: The verb "let" is followed by the base form of the verb, which is "go" in this case.

4. She could not bear anyone to see her grief.

Explanation: The verb "bear" is followed by the "to" before the infinitive. The correct form would be "to see" in this case.

5. You had better confess your sins for you are going to die.

Explanation: The phrase "had better" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "confess" in this case. The second infinitive "to die" is correctly used.

6. I saw them weep.

Explanation: The verb "see" can be followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "weep" in this case.

7. He would rather part with her when their mother was not present.

Explanation: The phrase "would rather" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "part" in this case.

8. We were to meet at 7 sharp in his favorite bar.

Explanation: The verb "were" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "to meet" in this case.

9. I felt somebody touch my hand.

Explanation: The verb "feel" can be followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "touch" in this case.

10. He began to tremble.

Explanation: The verb "begin" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "to tremble" in this case.

11. You ought to pay more attention to your duties.

Explanation: The verb "ought" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "to pay" in this case.

12. I felt a weight slip off my heart.

Explanation: The verb "feel" can be followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "slip" in this case.

13. Why not speak to my lady?

Explanation: The verb "not" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "speak" in this case.

14. They will have to take your words into account.

Explanation: The verb "have" is followed by the "to" before the infinitive. The correct form would be "to take" in this case.

15. She would rather stay in town than go to the seaside with the children.

Explanation: The phrase "would rather" is followed by the base form of the verb. The correct form would be "stay" and "go" in this case.