Non-fnite forms of the verbs

Tick the correct item: Greg enjoys … in the rain.

• walk

• walking

• to walk

Tick the correct item: I’d like … Molly an e-mail now.

• send

• sending

• to send

Tick the correct item: What does Steve want ...?

• do

• doing

• to do

Tick the correct item: The cold coach watched his team … football.

• play

• playing

• to play

Tick the correct item: I prefer … detective stories.

• read

• reading

• to read

Tick the correct item: Would you like something …?

• drink

• drinking

• to drink

Use Infinitive or -ing form: It was quite late when they saw Martin … (come) up the other side of the street. They saw him … (pause) in front of his house, … (look) up at it and … (knock) at the door.

• to come, pause, looking, knock

• come, pause, look, knock

• come, pause, looking, knock

• come, to pause, look, knock

Use Infinitive or -ing form: My parents let me (stay) at Molly’s house last weekend. They agreed … (take) me to his place in the car and they made me (promise) to behave myself.

• stay, take, promise

• staying, to take, promise

• stay, to take, promise

• staying, take, promise

Use Infinitive or -ing form: Mel hates (answer) the phone. And very often Mel just lets it … (ring).

• answering, ring

• answer, ring

• answering, to ring

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Peace activist Baroness Bertha von Suttner encouraged Alfred Nobel ... a prize for peace.

• establish

• to establish

• establishing

• to be established