Question

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or –ing form. 1) He can’t __________ (to imagine) him a designer. 2) We don’t want her ______ (to disturb) us. 3) She doesn’t mind ______ (to open) the window, it’s so stuffy. 4) My Dad stopped _________ (to smoke). I would like him _______ (to stop) smoking! 5) The story is worth _______ (to read). 6) Would you prefer _______ (to start) with some bread? 7) They aren’t fancy ________ (to go) out tonight. 8) It’s too difficult ________ (to walk) in such hot weather. 9) They promised me ________ (to come) the other day. 10) Avoid _______ (to eat) the food that had been kept too long in summer.

Answer 1

1 He can't imagine him a designer.

2 We don't want her to open the window .

3 She doesn't mind smoking would like him.

4 My dad stopped smoking.

5 The story is worth starting with some bread.

6 Would you like prefer to go out tonight.

7 It's too difficult to walk in such hot water.

8 They promised me to come the other day.

9 To eat the food that had been kept too long in summer.

10 Avoid eating the food had been kept too long in summer.

И если тебе не сложно отметь этот ответ как самый лучший

тебе не сложно а мне приятно

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the sentences with the verbs in the infinitive or gerund form: 1) He can’t imagine himself a designer. 2) We don’t want her to disturb us. 3) She doesn’t mind opening the window, it’s so stuffy. 4) My Dad stopped smoking. I would like him to stop smoking! 5) The story is worth reading. 6) Would you prefer to start with some bread? 7) They aren’t fancy going out tonight. 8) It’s too difficult to walk in such hot weather. 9) They promised me to come the other day. 10) Avoid eating the food that had been kept too long in summer.