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-ing/infinitive

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    practice of -ing/infinitive - advanced
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  • She can`t get used to (work) for such a large company.
    working
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  • It`s no use (ask) Paul. He won`t be able to help you.
    asking
  •  15
  • It was kind of him (help) me tidy the house.
    to help
  •  15
  • The thieves were seen (drive) a stolen car.
    driving
  •  15
  • (rewrite the sentences using FOR) Children shouldn`t play with matches. It`s dangerous. It`s dangerous ______.
    It`s dangerous for children to play with matches.
  •  15
  • I stood for a moment to watch some cheldren (feed) the ducks.
    feeding
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  • I heard her (perform) in a concert last week. She was wonderful.
    perform
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  • Jane went on (sleep) for another two hours.
    sleeping
  •  15
  • We didn`t mean (interrupt) you.
    to interrupt
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  • You should try (eat) more fruit. It`s good for your health.
    eating
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  • He regrets (argue) with his best friend.
    arguing
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  • I`m sorry (say) that you have failed the exam.
    to say
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  • I was made (apologise) to my sister.
    to apologise
  •  15
  • The teacher let the class (leave) early.
    leave
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  • (find the wrong form of the verb) You deserve to be given a medal for all the work you did when you volunteered to help Alan finish to clear out the attic.
    finish clearing out
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  • (find the wrong form of the verb) The company has resolved to improve performance in the coming months and plans resisting being forced to close any offices.
    plans to resist
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