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Adult English File A2/B1 Unit 7

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  • They've decided _______ (move) into a new apartment.
    They've decided to move into a new apartment.
  • Do you know where ______ (go)?
    to go
  • Happiness is ________ (finish) your to do list.
    finishing
  • TO or ING: after question words (e.g. where, when etc)
    TO
  • TO or ING: try, decide, plan
    TO
  • She promised ______ (take) me there.
    She promised to take me there.
  • We hope _______ (see) you soon.
    to see
  • Please remember _______ (feed) the dog while I'm away.
    Please remember to feed the dog while I'm away.
  • I've finished _______ (read) that book at last!
    I've finished reading that book at last!
  • I don't know what _____ (do)
    to do
  • I don't mind ________ (do) the ironing.
    doing
  • I tried ________ (open) the bottle but I wasn't strong enough.
    I tried to open the bottle but I wasn't strong enough.
  • They're planning _____ (go) next month
    to go
  • Fiona came in ______ (cry). She had a very bad day at work.
    crying
  • Jan is learning ______ (drive). He has his test next week.
    to drive
  • It's nice _____ (meet) you
    to meet
  • TO or ING: after prepositions
    ING
  • Don't forget ______ (post) my letters, please.
    Don't forget to post my letters, please.
  • TO or ING: mind, finish, hate
    ING
  • I'm thinking of ______ (go) to the cinema tonight.
    going
  • I don't feel like ______ (play) paddle today.
    playing
  • TO or ING: forget, hope, learn
    TO
  • I offered _______ (help).
    I offered to help.
  • I wore a suit ______ (make) a good impression
    to make
  • She stopped the car ______ (see) what happened.
    She stopped the car to see what happened.
  • Stephanie dislikes _______ (be) in front of a computer all day.
    Stephanie dislikes being in front of a computer all day.
  • Stop _______ (make) noise, please; I’m studying.
    Stop making noise, please; I’m studying.
  • He enjoys _______ (have) a bath in the evening.
    He enjoys having a bath in the evening.
  • TO or ING: as a noun - as the subject or object in a sentence
    ING
  • He agreed _______ (see) me at ten o'clock.
    He agreed to see me at ten o'clock.
  • TO or ING: to say why you do/did something
    TO
  • TO or ING: enjoy, go on, love
    ING
  • TO or ING: after adjectives (e.g. nice, important etc)
    TO
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