I'm sorry, but I don't want to talk about it. (RATHER)                     I´m sorry, but _______________ about it.

You won't get anywhere if you shout at him. (USE)                         It's no ______________at him.

I'd rather you came at six o'clock. (PREFER)                                 I __________come at six o'clock.

The explanation was so complicated that I couldn't understand it. (TOO)                               The explanation ____________to understand.

'PLease sing us another song, Murray.' (PERSUADE)               They tried to ________another song.

He'd rather watch TV than go out to the cinema. (PREFERS)       He _________to going out to the cinema.

Her father wouldn't let me speak to her. (PREVENTED)      Her father____________to her.

'If I were you, Kate, I'd wear a different pair of shoes. (ADVISED)                                            He _________a different pair of shoes.

Bill said he was sorry he was late. (APOLOGISED)                         Bill ________________late.

It looks as if they left last night. (SEEM)                                                 They ______________last night.

Older people often have difficulty finding a job. (DIFFICULTY)                                           It's often _________find a job.

Chris didn't play tennis but went swimming instead. (INSTEAD)                                         Chris went swimming _______________tennis.

He's too young to see the film. (ENOUGH)                                             He isn't ________ to see the film.