Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive or – ing form and true information about yourself: 1. I usually avoid …

I/ Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive or –ing form and true information about yourself.

1. I usually avoid …

2. I really can’t stand …

3. I don’t mind …

4. I spend a lot of time …

5. I really want …

6. I sometimes pretend …

7. I never look forward to …

8. I can’t help …

9. I often decide …

10. I never agree …
 

II/ Match the two halves of the questions. Then answer them.

1. Do you expect

2. When you were a child, did you spend a lot of time

3. Are you looking forward to

4. Do you mind

5. Do you promise

a. playing with cars and trains

b. not to tell anyone my secret?

c. leaving school?

d. to go to university?

e. speaking in front of a lot of people?

Answer:

III/ Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive or –ing form of the verbs in brackets.

1. Kay and Martin agreed ________ (go) and see a film together.

2. Who suggested ________ (see) a film tonight?

3. Why did Kate refuse ________ (help) you?

4. Sara always avoids ________ (ask) her parents for money.

5. I can’t help ________ (eat) chocolate when I’m stressed.

6. George decided ________ (take) the bus to town.

7. Jason expects ________ (go) with Sally to the concert.

8. I don’t mind ________ (help) my sister with her homework.

9. Do you fancy ________ (come) to my house for dinner tomorrow?

10. We hope ________ (finish) school early today.