Cambridge Complete First for Schools unit 7 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I regret ... you that we will not be renewing your contract with us.

telling

to tell

Complete the sentence in your own words: "... It's a case of ... " = a situation is a particular type

example: "Fitness is for everybody. It's a case of finding the right exercise" (must use a gerund after this phrase)

Mark didn't remember his 1 year anniversary with his girlfriend. Mark forgot ... her a present.

to buy

buying

What form of the verb when it is used after "too" and "enough"?

verb + ing

infinitive

Complete the sentence in your own words: "It's no good ... " = not useful / effective

example: "It's no good studying when you're tired" (must use a gerund after this phrase)

Mark stopped ... a Kebab on the way home from the club.

having

to have

Mark stopped ... after he made a fool of himself at the party.

to drink

drinking

Mark regrets not ... harder when he started his new job.

working

to work

Complete the sentence in your own words: "It's no use ... " = not useful, helpful or possible

example: "It's no use trying to convince Mark to study, because he'll never do it" (must use a gerund after this phrase)

Complete the sentence in your own words: "It's not worth ... " = not good / important enough

example: "It's not worth spending your money of vitamins" (must use a gerund after this phrase)

Mark will never forget ... his first party.

going to

to go to

Is this sentence correct? "Despite Vilafranca is small, it has some of the biggest cava producers in the world"

Incorrect - Despite Vilafranca being small / Despite the fact that Vilafranca is small

Mark forget his girlfriend's birthday. Mark didn't remember ... her a present.

buying

to buy

Complete the sentence in your own words: "I can't help ... " = not able to control or stop

example: "I can't help playing videogames every day" (must use a gerund after this phrase)

What form of the verb when it is used as the subject or object of a sentence?

verb + ing

infinitive

What form of the verb when it is used after prepositions?

verb + ing

infinitive

What form of the verb when it is used to express why you do something? - "I studied ... my exam" (pass)

infinitive

verb + ing

I can remember ... football when I was a kid!

loving

to love