Question

Use the right form of the infinitive.
1. Detective Morrison knocked on the door of Mrs White’s house. When she opened the door he said: “I’m sorry (disturb) you but I have to ask you several questions.” In two hours the detective left the house saying: “I’m sorry (disturb) you.”
2. Sarah pretended (enjoy) herself although she felt like crying.
3. We didn’t expect (treat) like royalty.
4. They were fortunate (rescue) from the fire before the building collapsed.
5. Small children are eager (ask) questions and they always demand (answer).
6. The little boy was proud (skate) for so long without falling down.
7. When walking around Rome, he felt extremely excited (walk) the streets of the city he had read so much about.
8. Ann was doubtful that she would be admitted to university, so she was delighted (award) a place.
9. Even though she was much younger than the other children, Alice demanded (include) in the game they were playing.
10. He turned up at last two hours later saying: “I’m sorry (keep) you waiting for so long.”
11. John claims (write) letters of application for a year already but (receive) no reply.
12. Tom was so glad (dance) with Alice at last that he couldn’t help smiling happily.
13. I hate people who talk about you behind your back and then pretend (be) nice to you when they meet you.
14. He claims (see) the President, but I don’t believe him.
15. Our football team is proud (win) every match this year.
16. None of you may want (tell) blunt truth.
17. Your proposal deserves (consider) seriously.

Answer 1

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