6. Larry has taken in / up white-water rafting. 7. Why don't you take off / out your jacket? 8. On her graduation I took my sister over / out to an expensive restaurant. 9. Your…
6. Larry has taken in / up white-water rafting. 7. Why don't you take off / out your jacket? 8. On her graduation I took my sister over / out to an expensive restaurant. 9. Your son has taken off /after you. You look so much alike. 10. I think you need to take these jeans out / in; they're very loose on you. 11. Jack will take over / up the business when his father gets old. Grammar Put the verbs in brackets into the Present simple, Present continuous, Presen perfect or Present perfect continuous 1. A: What ....... (you/do) this weekend? B: Nothing special. I ......(usually/visit) my grandparents at the weekends but they .. .. (leave) for London on Friday. 2. A: •(you/have) lunch yet? B: Not yet. I ...... (work) in the garden for the past five hours. 3. A: (you/like) bungee jumping? B: You know, I......(never/try) it but I .. (think) of trying it this weekend Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form: -ing form, to-infinitive or infinitive without to. 4. My father made me .... (clean) my car today. 5. Would you like .... (grab) a bite after classes? 6. I don't mind .... (help) you with your homework.
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Fill in the blanks:
- Larry has taken up white-water rafting.
- Why don't you take off your jacket?
- On her graduation, I took my sister out to an expensive restaurant.
- Your son has taken after you. You look so much alike.
- I think you need to take these jeans in; they're very loose on you.
- Jack will take over the business when his father gets old.
Grammar Exercise:
A: What are you doing (you/do) this weekend?
B: Nothing special. I usually visit (usually/visit) my grandparents at the weekends, but they are leaving (leave) for London on Friday.A: Have you had (you/have) lunch yet?
B: Not yet. I have been working (work) in the garden for the past five hours.A: Do you like (you/like) bungee jumping?
B: You know, I have never tried (never/try) it, but I am thinking (think) of trying it this weekend.
Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form: -ing form, to-infinitive or infinitive without to.
- My father made me clean (clean) my car today.
- Would you like to grab (grab) a bite after classes?
- I don't mind helping (help) you with your homework.
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