Question

10.6.15 Look at the Grammar Reference section and complete the rules with infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form. Find examples in the text above. 1 preposition + 2. toolenough + .... 3 modals (can/will/must etc.) + 4 used as a noun .... 5 want/hope/plan/expect etc. + 6 be used tollook forward to etc. + 7 would like/would love etc. + 8 adjective (glad, willing, lucky etc.) ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

Привет

1 —ing form

2 —ing form

3 infinitive with to

4 infinitive without to

5 —ing form

6 infinitive with to

7 infinitive without to

Answer 2

1. Preposition + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "I am interested in learning new languages." (preposition + -ing form)

2. Too + adjective + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "This suitcase is too heavy for me to carry." (too + adjective + infinitive with to)

3. Modals (can/will/must/etc.) + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "I can't wait to go on vacation." (modal + infinitive with to)

4. Used as a noun + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "Jogging is good for your health." (used as a noun + -ing form)

5. Want/hope/plan/expect/etc. + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "I want to visit Paris next year." (want + infinitive with to)

6. Be used to/look forward to/etc. + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "I am looking forward to seeing you at the party." (look forward to + -ing form)

7. Would like/would love/etc. + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "I would love to try that new restaurant." (would love + infinitive with to)

8. Adjective (glad, willing, lucky, etc.) + infinitive (with/without to) or -ing form: - Example: "She is willing to help us with the project." (adjective + infinitive with to)