1.A I think people enjoy (informed) .... about new products.
being informed
1.B: True, but I don’t want (treat) as if I don’t know anything. Advertisers sometimes make me feel that way.
to be treated
2 A: I don’t like (show) pictures of suffering animals in ads for animal charities. They’re just too upsetting.
to be shown / being shown
2.B-1: I agree. I’m happy (ask) to contribute just based on the facts.
to be asked / being asked
2.B-2 I don’t need (show) pictures.
to be shown
3 A: This midnight sale is going to be great. Don’t you love (give) a chance to get everything at half-price?
to be given / being given
4 A: When I read an ad in a magazine, I would like (tell) the whole truth, not half-truths.
to be told
4 B: I know how you feel. I expect (treat) with respect.
to be treated
5 A: Companies want their products (advertise) on TV during prime time—when the most people are watching.
to be advertised
5- B: Maybe that’s why advertisers complain about (charge) so much for every minute they buy. They say that’s why the products are so expensive.
being charged
