Put the verb in brackets into the correct infinitive or -ing form.
1 A: Do you fancy (go) out tonight?
В: To be honest, I would prefer (watch) a film at home.
2. A: I really like (work) outside.
B: Then you should (apply) for that part-time job as a gardener.
3. A: Sarah is willing (drive) us to the airport at 5 am on Saturday.
В: Well, as a nurse she is used to (wake up) early, because her shift at the hospital starts at 6 am.
4. A: Where are you going (spend) your summer
В: I would like (go) abroad, but I haven't booked anything yet.
5. A: I have decided (do) more exercise.
B: Well, (swim) is good exercise - you can come to the pool with me this evening.
6. A: Don't waste any more time (play) on the computer-you need to write your cover letter.
В: I know, but I'm having difficulty (think) of how to begin.
7. A: in English exams, I'm good at (answer) the written questions, but I find the speaking part difficult.
В: You had better (practise) speaking then-your exam is next month!
8. А: We're pleased (inform) you that you got the job.
В: Thank you. I look forward to (work) with you all.
1 A: Do you fancy (go) out tonight?
В: To be honest, I would prefer (watch) a film at home.
2. A: I really like (work) outside.
B: Then you should (apply) for that part-time job as a gardener.
3. A: Sarah is willing (drive) us to the airport at 5 am on Saturday.
В: Well, as a nurse she is used to (wake up) early, because her shift at the hospital starts at 6 am.
4. A: Where are you going (spend) your summer
В: I would like (go) abroad, but I haven't booked anything yet.
5. A: I have decided (do) more exercise.
B: Well, (swim) is good exercise - you can come to the pool with me this evening.
6. A: Don't waste any more time (play) on the computer-you need to write your cover letter.
В: I know, but I'm having difficulty (think) of how to begin.
7. A: in English exams, I'm good at (answer) the written questions, but I find the speaking part difficult.
В: You had better (practise) speaking then-your exam is next month!
8. А: We're pleased (inform) you that you got the job.
В: Thank you. I look forward to (work) with you all.
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A: Do you fancy going out tonight?
B: To be honest, I would prefer watching a film at home.
A: I really like working outside.
B: Then you should apply for that part-time job as a gardener.
A: Sarah is willing to drive us to the airport at 5 am on Saturday.
B: Well, as a nurse she is used to waking up early because her shift at the hospital starts at 6 am.
A: Where are you going to spend your summer?
B: I would like to go abroad, but I haven't booked anything yet.
A: I have decided to do more exercise.
B: Well, swimming is good exercise - you can come to the pool with me this evening.
A: Don't waste any more time playing on the computer-you need to write your cover letter.
B: I know, but I'm having difficulty thinking of how to begin.
A: In English exams, I'm good at answering the written questions, but I find the speaking part difficult.
B: You had better practice speaking then-your exam is next month!
A: We're pleased to inform you that you got the job.
B: Thank you. I look forward to working with you all.
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