COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING AN INFINITIVE OR AN -ING FORM 1. Before the interview, I was...

Question

COMPLETE THE SENTENCES USING AN INFINITIVE OR AN -ING FORM
1. Before the interview, I was required ......................... an application form.
2. The dog seems ....................... hungry - you'd better feed him.
3. Becoming an Olympic athlete involves ............... for years.
4. Would you ever consider ................. married to someone twice your age?
5. I much prefer ............ letters to ............. on the telephone.
6. Let me be the first .................. you on your remarkable success.
7. I'm sorry .............. that i'll be unable to attend the meeting tomorrow.
8. He said he would prefer ........... the train to London rather than ........ his mother's old car.
9. It's no use ............... to university if you don't intend to study.
10. I think you should give up ................ because you have a very poor voice.

Answer 1

1. Before the interview, I was required to fill in an application form.
2. The dog seems to be hungry - you'd better feed him.
3. Becoming an Olympic athlete involves trainig for years.
4. Would you ever consider to be married to someone twice your age?
5. I much prefer writibg letters to speaking on the telephone.
6. Let me be the first to congratulate you on your remarkable success.
7. I'm sorry to say that i'll be unable to attend the meeting tomorrow.
8. He said he would prefer taking the train to London rather than driving his mother's old car.
9. It's no use going to university if you don't intend to study.
10. I think you should give up smoking because you have a very poor voice.