Question

I. Put the verb into either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (with 'to'): 1.1 look forward to (see) you at the weekend. 2.Are you thinking of (visit) London? 3.Peter gave up (smoke). 4. They've got some work (do). 5.Do you agree to... (stay) in a foreign country? 6. We prefer... (visit) Amsterdam next month. 7.1 promise ...(help) you tomorrow. 8. They can't stand... (work) in the garden 9. 1 don't know people who don't love...(read). 10. My dad taught me... (play) the guitar Il. Complete the sentences with the words from the box. picky, ingenious, competitive, computer geek, fashion-conscious 1... cares a lot about what clothes to wear 2... is very clever 3 ... is hard to please 4 ... likes success and competition 5... usually doesn't care about fashion.

Answer 1

1.I look forward to seeing you at the weekend.

2. Are you thinking of visiting London?

3. Peter gave up smoking.

4. They've got some work to do.

5. Do you agree to stay in a foreign country?

6. We prefer to visit Amsterdam next month.

7. I promise to help you tomorrow.

8. They can't stand working in the garden.

9. I don't know people who don't love reading.

10. My dad taught me to play the guitar.

1. Fashion-conscious cares a lot about what clothes to wear.

2. Ingenious is very clever.

3. Picky is hard to please.

4. Competitive likes success and competition.

5. Computer geek usually doesn't care about fashion.

Answer 2

1. I look forward to seeing you at the weekend. 2. Are you thinking of visiting London? 3. Peter gave up smoking. 4. They've got some work to do. 5. Do you agree to stay in a foreign country? 6. We prefer to visit Amsterdam next month. 7. I promise to help you tomorrow. 8. They can't stand working in the garden. 9. I don't know people who don't love reading. 10. My dad taught me to play the guitar.

1. fashion-conscious 2. ingenious 3. picky 4. competitive 5. computer geek