Question

I)Replace the Infinitives in brackets by the necessary tense form:1. Last year our family (to stay) at the Metropol Hotel. 2. It (to be) a manystoreyed building with all modern conveniences. 3. As for me I (to prefer) to reserve a room in advance. 4. If we (to engage a room) at this hotel next time we (to reserve) a suite. 5. While you (to fill) in the form at the reception desk the porter (to take) your things upstairs. 6. He informed the receptionist he (to vacate) the room in due time and (to ask) to get his bill ready.II)Use to be going+Infinitive in the following sentences according to the model: M o d e l: I'll see you tomorrow I am going to see you tomorrow.1. My friend will stay at the hotel. 2. We shall make a reservation. 3. They will have breakfast in their room. 4. I shall hand the supper order to the waiter. 5. A beli-boy will take suitcases to the third floor. 6. They will fill in the order for the laundry.

Answer 1

Stayed
is
prefer
engage a room. will reserve
were filling. took.
would vacate. asked.

Answer 2

I) Replacing the Infinitives with the necessary tense form: 1. Last year our family stayed at the Metropol Hotel. 2. It was a many-storeyed building with all modern conveniences. 3. As for me, I prefer to reserve a room in advance. 4. If we engage a room at this hotel next time, we will reserve a suite. 5. While you fill in the form at the reception desk, the porter takes your things upstairs. 6. He informed the receptionist he will vacate the room in due time and asked to get his bill ready.

II) Using the "to be going" Infinitive in the following sentences according to the model: Model: "I'll see you tomorrow" -> "I am going to see you tomorrow."

1. My friend is going to stay at the hotel. 2. We are going to make a reservation. 3. They are going to have breakfast in their room. 4. I am going to hand the supper order to the waiter. 5. A bell-boy is going to take suitcases to the third floor. 6. They are going to fill in the order for the laundry.