Test yourself A

HOT NEWS: Queen Elizabeth ..., aged 96.

• died

• dying

• dies

• die

Fill in the blank:

You will write two or three sentences on what you ... .

• find

• finds

• found

• have found

Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

It's a pleasure ... (see) you again after so long.

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Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

... (be) honest, I've never done this type of work before.

(a)  

Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

She agreed ... (phone) them.

(a)  

Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

I must ... (pay) the phone bill by tomorrow.

(a)  

Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

They expected ... (meet) at the airport by the General Director.

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Complete the sentences, using the right form (base, full, or passive) of the infinitive in brackets.

John hoped ... (appoint) as headteacher of the school.

(a)  

Rewrite the sentence, use an infinitive with "to":

delighted/see/ grandchildren/ grandma.

• The grandma is delighted seeing her grandchildren.

• The grandma is delighted that she sees her grandchildren.

• The grandma is delighted to see her grandchildren.

• The grandma is delighted to seeing her grandchildren.

Rewrite the sentence, use an infinitive with "to". Mind the tense.

He/ much/ always/ talk/ have/ about/too/.

• He always have too much to talk about.

• He always has too much to talk about.

• He always to have too much to talk about.

• He always to have too much talking about.