Question

Помогите , пожалуйста, перевод не нужен! Open the brackets choosing between a Gerund or an Infinitive: Patterns: a) Williams did not want to go into the trouble (to inform) the Board. Williams did not want to go into the trouble of informing the Board. b) The Managing Director was unwilling (to raise) the matter. The Managing Director was unwilling to raise the matter. Smallcrown had revived the BSM-3 project with a view (to diver-sify) their product range. Modern Phones were also interested (to market) a digital electronic device similar to the BSM-3. Both compa-nies were eager (to get) financial support from Eldridge's Bank. Nick Anderson, the Managing Director of Modern Phones, had already drawn up proposals (to develop) his product and he took every oppor-tunity (to present) his case to Mr Eldridge. John Williams, on the other hand, insisted on (to treat) Smallcrown's project as confidential. He mantained that there was no point (to discuss) the plans until detailed information was available. Mr Eldridge was unwilling (to de-cide) which firm to support. His assistant, Coleman, thought there was a good case (to invest) in Modern. Phones and he persisted (to draw) the Bank Director's attention to the advantages (to support) Anderson. However, Mr Eldridge was not prepared (to commit) himself.

Answer 1

a) Williams did not want to go into the trouble of informing the board. b) The managing director was unwilling to raise the matter. Smallcrown had revived the BSM-3 project with a view to diversify their product range. Modern phones were also interested in marketing a digital electronic device similar to the BSM-3. Both companies were eager to get financial support from Eldridge's bank. Nick Anderson, the managing director of Modern phones, had already drawn up proposals to develop his product and he took every opportunity to present his case to Mr. Eldridge. John Williams, on the other hand, insisted on treating Smallcrown's project as confidential. He maintained that there was no point in discussing the plans until detailed information was available. Mr. Eldridge was unwilling to decide which firm to support. His assistant, Coleman, thought there was a good case to invest in Modern Phones and he persisted in drawing the bank director's attention to the advantages of supporting Anderson. However, Mr. Eldridge was not prepared to commit himself.