Question

Put the verbs in brackets into the infinite or the -ing form 1) Mr Stephens seems (be) very pleased with his students 2)Youssef is actually thinking of (move) to Paris 3)Veronica admitted (eat) the chocolate cake 4) I don't know what (do) next. 5)Don't forger (buy) some milk on your way home from work. 6)It's no use (get) upset about it 7)(fish) here is not allowed at this time of the year 8)Please let me (go) to Betty's party! 9)Aya isn't old enough (drive) a car 10) My dentist advised me not (eat) a lot of sweets.

Answer 1

Mr Stephens seems to be very pleased with his students.
Youssef is actually thinking about moving to Paris.
Veronica admitted eating the chocolate cake.
I don't know what to do next.
Don't forget to buy some milk on your way home from work.
It's no use getting upset about it.
Fishing here is not allowed at this time of the year.
Please, let me go to Betty's party!
Aya isn't old enough to drive a car.
My dentist advised me not to eat a lot of sweets.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here are the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs:

1) Mr. Stephens seems to be very pleased with his students. 2) Youssef is actually thinking of moving to Paris. 3) Veronica admitted eating the chocolate cake. 4) I don't know what to do next. 5) Don't forget to buy some milk on your way home from work. 6) It's no use getting upset about it. 7) Fishing here is not allowed at this time of the year. 8) Please let me go to Betty's party! 9) Aya isn't old enough to drive a car. 10) My dentist advised me not to eat a lot of sweets.