Complete these sentences either a to-infinitive or -ing form. Choose appropriate verb. Sometimes more than one verb is possible. admire buy check enjoy introduce live notify put…
Complete these sentences either a to-infinitive or -ing form. Choose appropriate verb. Sometimes more than one verb is possible. admire buy check enjoy introduce live notify put race say smoke spend talk tell tear turn down 1. a) Although it was hard at first, she came working for the airline. b) As I walked through gate, the dog came towards me. c) After with her for so long, I came her patience and efficiency. d) Yesterday, Tom was so late he caine downstairs, grabbed cup coffee and left. 2. a) children were shouting and screaming, but he on Frank. b) We've tried persuade her stop, but she just goes c) Dr Harris welcomed members committee and went subject meeting. d) Then, in on that most of ill. 3. a) I regret you that the you want is of stock. b) We regret you that your request for a tax has been rejected. c) Almost as soon as I posted letter, I regretted the job. d) It cost me a fortune, but I don't regret a year travelling around the world. 4 a) Bill was very young when they left, and he could no longer remember in the house. b) you remember newspaper on way home? c) Remember your answers before handing your exam paper. d) I remember the money in the top drawer, but it’s not there now.
Here are the completed sentences with the appropriate verb forms:
1.
a) Although it was hard at first, she came to enjoy working for the airline.
b) As I walked through the gate, the dog came racing towards me.
c) After working with her for so long, I came to admire her patience and efficiency.
d) Yesterday, Tom was so late he came downstairs, grabbed a cup of coffee and left.
2.
a) The children were shouting and screaming, but he put up with Frank.
b) We've tried to persuade her to stop, but she just goes on smoking.
c) Dr. Harris welcomed members of the committee and went on to introduce the subject of the meeting.
d) Then, in talking, we said that most of them were ill.
3.
a) I regret to inform you that the item you want is out of stock.
b) We regret to notify you that your request for a tax refund has been rejected.
c) Almost as soon as I posted the letter, I regretted applying for the job.
d) It cost me a fortune, but I don't regret spending a year travelling around the world.
4.
a) Bill was very young when they left, and he could no longer remember living in the house.
b) Do you remember to buy the newspaper on the way home?
c) Remember to check your answers before handing your exam paper.
d) I remember putting the money in the top drawer, but it’s not there now.
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