1 Complete the sentences with the -ing form or the infinitive of the verb.
1. We’ve decided (get) to get married next summer.
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2 Choose the correct word.
1. Mum ( decided / ’s finished / would ) like ironing my clothes.
2. We’re hoping _____ married next summer.
3. Bill is not very good at _____ friends.
4. She warned us not _____ swimming in the river.
5. Jake and I are _____ of visiting Japan next year.
6. Can you _____ someone to ring the doorbell?
7. Babies are good at _____ with the lights on.
9. Huw _____ to move to Brazil.
10. I don’t _____ tidying my room.
11. Will you let me _____ this?
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3 Complete the sentences with the -ing form or infinitive of the verb.
1. They can’t stop me (do) doing what I want.
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4 Choose the most likely answer.
1. I stopped to eat lunch at 12.15. Was I eating lunch at 12.30? Yes. / No.
2. I stopped working at 6 p.m. Was I working at 6.15?
3. I forgot visiting the park. Did I visit the park?
4. I forgot to visit the park. Did I visit the park?
5. I don’t remember calling her. Did I call her?
6. I didn’t remember to invite him. Did I invite him?
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5 Correct the mistakes in the sentences. Type down Correct on the three correct sentences.
1. I find it difficult going to bed early. to go
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6 Complete the answers with a reduce infinitive of the verb in the correct tense.
1 Do you want to work abroad?
Yes. I (would like) would like to.
2 I thought Sally was coming to London with us.
3 Can you come and visit us on Sunday?
4 Did you buy the newspaper?
5 Is she going to buy the car?
6 Why did you email the Glasgow office?
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7 Match the words to make phrases or compound nouns.
black bed ground voyage boat language
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8 Complete the sentences with the correct form of a word from the box.
bite blow clap climb hug kick march point scratch stare whistle
1 My dad promised to blow up the balloons before the party.
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9 Complete the idioms with the correct body part from the box.
eye hand head knees leg tooth
Match the definitions with the idioms 1–6. Simply write down numbers in the blank.
a unable to stand because of emotions 5
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10 Correct the wrong word in each sentence.
1 You’re just pulling my foot. You’re not David Beckham! leg
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11 Complete the questions with the missing words.
1 ‘What is the rate of VAT?’ ‘15%.’
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12 Translate the sentences into your language.
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