Question

B. Complete the sentences using the full or bare infinitive or the -ing form of the verbs in
brackets.
1. Julia enjoys
2. Keith stopped at the supermarket
3. There was nothing good on TV, so I suggested
4.
My tea is too hot
5.
Chris had lunch but Nigel kept
6.
Susan remembers
when she lived in the countryside.
7.
8. Kevin asked me
9. I go
10. Linda made Bob
(dance)
11. It isn't worth
12. The children must
13. We use this knife for
14. Sam helped me
(drink).
(buy) some milk.
(work).
(wake up) very early to help on the farm
(have) a shower in the evening is very relaxing
(tell) him what was happening
(shop) every Saturday.
(go) out.
(apologise) to his sister.
(spend) so much money on a hotel room
(study) for their exams
(cut) bread
(build) a treehouse last year.

Answer 1

Julia enjoys dancing (dance).

Keith stopped at the supermarket to buy (buy) some milk.

There was nothing good on TV, so I suggested working (work).

My tea is too hot to drink (drink).

Chris had lunch but Nigel kept working (work).

Susan remembers waking up (wake up) very early to help on the farm when she lived in the countryside.

Having (have) a shower in the evening is very relaxing.

Kevin asked me to tell (tell) him what was happening.

I go shopping (shop) every Saturday.

Linda made Bob go (go) out.

It isn't worth spending (spend) so much money on a hotel room.

The children must study (study) for their exams.

We use this knife for cutting (cut) bread.

Sam helped me build (build) a treehouse last year.