Question

Task 1. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form -ing/infinitive. 1. Theydenied______________thewindow.(break) 2. The baby began _____________ in the middle of the night. (cry). 3. Theydecided_____________thehomework.(do) 4. I don’t want __________ to the cinema. (go) 5. Has it stopped ____________ yet? (snow) Task 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1. Please remember ___________off the light when you go out. (turn) 2. Tom now regrets ____________ what he said. (say) 3. I am absolutely sure I locked the door. I do remember _____________ it. (lock) 4. The batteries in the radio need ______________. (change) 5. Ineed____________batteriesintheradio.(change) Task 3. Choose used to/be used to/get used to + a verb in brackets. 1. When I was a child I _______________ a lot of questions. (ask) 2. Sue lives alone. It is not strange for her. She ____________________ alone. (live) 3. Their neighbors are very noisy, so they have to _________________ to the noise. 4. She’s been in Britain for three months and she can’t ____________________ on the left. (drive) 5. Mike _______________________his homework to music. (do) It’s usual way he does it.

Answer 1

Task 1. Put the verb in brackets into the correct form -ing/infinitive.

1. They denied breaking the window. (break)

2. The baby began crying in the middle of the night. (cry).

3. They decided to do the homework. (do)

4. I don’t want to go to the cinema. (go)

5. Has it stopped snowing yet? (snow)

Task 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.

1. Please remember to turn off the light when you go out. (turn)

2. Tom now regrets saying what he said. (say)

3. I am absolutely sure I locked the door. I do remember locking it. (lock)

4. The batteries in the radio need changing. (change)

5. I need to change batteries in the radio.(change)

Task 3. Choose used to/be used to/get used to + a verb in brackets.

1. When I was a child I used to ask a lot of questions. (ask)

2. Sue lives alone. It is not strange for her. She is used to living alone.  (live)

3. Their neighbors are very noisy, so they have to get used to the  noise.

4. She’s been in Britain for three months and she can’t get used to driving on the left. (drive)

5. Mike is used to doing his homework to music. (do) It’s the usual way  he does it.

Answer 2

Task 1:

1. They denied breaking the window. (break)
2. The baby began crying in the middle of the night. (cry)
3. They decided to do the homework. (do)
4. I don’t want to go to the cinema. (go)
5. Has it stopped snowing yet? (snow)

Task 2:

1. Please remember to turn off the light when you go out. (turn)
2. Tom now regrets saying what he said. (say)
3. I am absolutely sure I locked the door. I do remember locking it. (lock)
4. The batteries in the radio need changing. (change)
5. I need to change the batteries in the radio. (change)

Task 3:

1. When I was a child, I used to ask a lot of questions. (ask)
2. Sue lives alone. It is not strange for her. She is used to living alone. (live)
3. Their neighbors are very noisy, so they have to get used to the noise.
4. She’s been in Britain for three months and she can’t get used to driving on the left. (drive)
5. Mike is used to doing his homework to music. (do) It’s the usual way he does it.