Question

1. I clearly remember to put/putting the book on the shelf. I wonder why it's not there. 2. I hope you remembered to do/doing the groceries on your way home. We've run out of milk and bread. 3. Here! Try to unlock/unlocking the box with this key again. 4. You should definitely try to do/doing yoga. You'll be full of energy, believe me! 5. It seems my cat regrets to break/breaking my favourite vase. 6. I regret to tell/telling you that you've failed our entrance exams. 7. My friend has become concerned about environmental issues. She stopped to drink/drinking coffee in plastic cups. 8. Whenever I'm in that part of the city, I stop to have/having a snack in my favourite cafe.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.putting,2.to do,3.unlocking,4.to do,5.breaking,6.to tell,7.drinking,8.to have

Answer 2

1. I clearly remember putting the book on the shelf. I wonder why it's not there. In this sentence, "putting" would be more appropriate because it is referring to the action of placing the book on the shelf in the past.

2. I hope you remembered to do the groceries on your way home. We've run out of milk and bread. In this sentence, "doing" would be more appropriate because it is referring to the action of completing the groceries, which should have been done in the past.

3. Here! Try unlocking the box with this key again. In this sentence, "unlocking" would be more appropriate because it is suggesting the action of attempting to unlock the box in the present.

4. You should definitely try doing yoga. You'll be full of energy, believe me! In this sentence, "doing" would be more appropriate because it is suggesting the action of practicing yoga in the present.

5. It seems my cat regrets breaking my favorite vase. In this sentence, "breaking" would be more appropriate because it is describing the action that has already occurred in the past.

6. I regret telling you that you've failed our entrance exams. In this sentence, "telling" would be more appropriate because it is describing the action of informing you about your exam results in the past.

7. My friend has become concerned about environmental issues. She stopped drinking coffee in plastic cups. In this sentence, "drinking" would be more appropriate because it is describing the action of consuming coffee in the past, which she has stopped doing.

8. Whenever I'm in that part of the city, I stop to have a snack in my favorite cafe. In this sentence, "having" would be more appropriate because it is describing the action of consuming a snack at the cafe, which occurs in the present.