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  • She seems _____ (finish) her work already.
    to have finished
  • They complained about _____ (not inform) of the changes.
    not having been informed
  • The company takes pride in _____ (deliver) high-quality products for years.
    having delivered
  • By the time they arrive, she hopes _____ (cook) dinner.
    to have cooked
  • The teacher criticized them for _____ (not do) their homework.
    not having done
  • The team will benefit from _____ (train) by experienced professionals.
    having been trained
  • She is sure _____ (not make) the same mistake again.
    not to have made
  • The repairs are expected _____ (finish) before winter.
    to have been finished
  • The documents appear _____ (steal) from the office.
    to have been stolen
  • He is believed _____ (commit) the crime.
    to have committed
  • They admitted _____ (lie) about their qualifications.
    having lied
  • He is unlikely _____ (award) the scholarship.
    to have been awarded
  • She is unlikely _____ (forget) our meeting.
    to have forgotten
  • She seems _____ (ignore) in the meeting.
    to have been ignored
  • They are thought _____ (not understand) the instructions.
    not to have understood
  • The project appears _____ (delay) due to technical issues.
    to have been delayed
  • She dislikes _____ (ignore) in the meeting.
    having been ignored
  • He was accused of _____ (steal) confidential documents.
    having stolen
  • The package ought _____ (deliver) yesterday.
    to have been delivered
  • He feels guilty for _____ (ignore) his responsibilities.
    having ignored
  • The missing files seem _____ (find).
    to have been found
  • He claims _____ (not see) the crime.
    not to have seen
  • The new policy is believed _____ (implement) successfully.
    to have been implemented
  • They will celebrate _____ (win) the championship.
    having won
  • He expects _____ (complete) the assignment by next week.
    to have completed
  • He anticipates _____ (not include) in the final decision.
    not having been included
  • She apologized for _____ (not finish) the report on time.
    not having finished
  • The bridge is predicted _____ (build) by 2030.
    to have been built
  • They seem _____ (leave) before the party started.
    to have left
  • He is proud of _____ (achieve) his goals.
    having achieved
  • He pretended _____ (write) the report himself.
    to have written
  • He denied _____ (involve) in the scandal.
    having been involved
  • They were lucky _____ (not catch) cheating on the exam.
    not to have been caught
  • She will be grateful for _____ (select) for the promotion.
    having been selected
  • The CEO appreciates _____ (give) the opportunity to speak.
    having been given
  • She looks forward to _____ (complete) her degree next year.
    having completed
  • She regrets _____ (not speak) to her friend before they moved away.
    not having spoken
  • The manager was angry about the contract _____ (sign) without his approval.
    having been signed
  • By the time they arrive, they will regret _____ (take) the earlier train.
    not having taken
  • She regrets _____ (waste) so much time.
    having wasted
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