4. Choose the correct gerund or infinitive from the parenthesis at the end of the sentence. 1. She likes to get up early in the moming. (likes / dislikes)
1. 1. Alan can t stand
on trains. (riding/ to ride)
2. Mr. Hanis enjoys
people out to dinner. (inviting to invite)
3. In the old days, gentlemen challenged their rivals
(fighting to fight)
4. As the famous saying goes, there is no use over spilt milk. (crying to cry)
5. Jim stopped
his shoelace. Wait for him. (tving to tie)
6. My wife always volunteers
cakes PTA meetings. (baking to bake)
7. Don't waste my time
about your salary. (complaining to complain
8. Eva is having trouble
on the exam. (concentrating to concentrate)
9. Please allow me
your Facebook page. (joining to join)
10. You won't forget
milk on your way home, will you? (picking up to pick up)
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1. Tom isn’t playing tennis tomorrow afternoon, he (not/play) tennis yesterday. b) didn’t play

2. you dinner already? c) Have ... had

3. He his driving test. He is so happy. He hasn’t been able to pass it for three years. a) has just passed

4. I my keys. I can’t get in. a) Have lost

5. My parents at a restaurant. b) were not eating

6. James and Phil a tree house. c) were building

7. The birds in the tree. b) were sitting

8. Why you (cry)? Is anything wrong? b) are you crying

9. My mother a bad headache. c) has got

10. Where the Johnsons (live)? a) do

11. Margie and her sister wonderful voices. c) have got

12. I (not/understand) that man because I (not/know) English.

c) don’t understand, don’t know

13. You down the street. c) were rushing

14.There isn’t a cloud in the sky, but it (be) cloudy in the morning. b) was

15. Mrs. Clay usually finishes her work at half past three, but she (finish) it later yesterday afternoon. c) finished

16. Every day I help my Mom about the house, but last week I was very busy with my exam. So I (not/help) her much. c) didn’t help

17. The taxi . Hurry up! c) has irrived

18. The dog . a) was barking

I love shopping. I love looking around the shops and seeing all the things and people. My friends say I like to spend money. It’s probably true. There’s a very good supermarket near me. They have everything you need for your house. If you want a tin of sardines, a tube of toothpaste, a box of chocolates, a carton of milk, a packet of biscuits, a bottle of lemonade or a jar of jam, you can buy it at the supermarket. They sell everything. If you want a lot of things, you can use a trolley. If you don’t want much, you can use a small basket. If you can’t find all the things, which you want, on the shelves, ask a shop assistant for help. When you have chosen everything, you have to stand in the queue at the check-out to pay for your purchase. You may pay with your debit card or in cash. If you pay in cash, give your money to the cashier. He or she will put it into the till and give you your change. If there is anything wrong with the service or any goods, customers can complain to the manager. Our supermarket is super