Worksheets12th grade Elective course
Total questions: 118
Worksheet time: 59mins
Leila dreams of ____________ a famous actress.
becoming
to become
become
She couldn't help ____________ whenever she meets an orphan.
to cry
crying
cry
Let me ____________ if I can do this for you.
seeing
to see
see
I am fond of ____________ Old Arabic Poetry.
reading
ro read
read
They agreed ____________ him a second chance.
allowing
to allow
allow
It is quite difficult ____________ how they did that.
imagine
to imagine
imagining
This quiz is worth _____ over and over again.
do
to do
doing
They insisted on _____ early to give her a hand.
coming
to come
come
Nobody helped her _____ the house.
decorating
to decorate
decorate
_______ the poor is a virtue.
helping
to help
help
He regretted _______ her the bad news. She collapsed at once.
tell
to tell
telling
The new chemist couldn’t _______ the doctor's handwriting.
to read
read
reading
I can't stand _________ mistakes all the time.
make
to make
making
You can’t really learn without ............................... mistakes.
make
to make
making
I saw him ________ in his room
to sing
sung
sing
sang
Huy'd better ________ an umbrella.
take
to take
taking
to be taken
Would you mind ____________ the window for me,please?
open
to open
opened
opening
He made me ___________ a lot yesterday.
crying
to cry
cry
cried
I had my mother __________ a letter last Tuesday.
posting
post
to post
posted
We must go now. I promise ___________ late anymore.
not be
not being
not to be
to be
He always encourages his son _________ harder.
study
studying
to study
studies
We all expect him __________ here soon.
arriving
to arrive
arrive
to arriving
I often spend more than one hour ____________ exercises every morning.
did
do
doing
to do
It takes my Mum twenty minutes _________ to work by bike.
going
go
goes
to go
Listen and complete the gap with the correct word:
That? Er, that's my (a) , Jem.
Listen and complete the gaps with correct words:
And that's his girlfriend, Lucy. The __________ girl with long ___________ hair.
(a)
Rewrite the following sentence using given word:
It took us 2 hours to travel to Hue city by train.
=> We spent (a) .
Rewrite the following sentence using given word.
Let's do morning exercises with Mr. Bee everyday. (ABOUT)
(a)
Using given words to make a meaningful sentence.
Lan/old enough/ take/in/ that outdoor activity.
(a)
My family and I really enjoy.....to the park on weekends.
to go
going
to go and going are correct
has gone
had gone
A: Let's watch that new movie
B: No, I hate.....horror movies
to watch
watching
watches
has watch
had watch
My friend doesn't want.....out today because he's sick
to go
going
went
gone
has gone
I love.......in my free time. I often go to a shopping mall with my friends.
to window shop
window shopping
window has shopped
window has been shopped
window shops
We agreed......our car for a cheaper price.
to sell
selling
sells
sold
are selling
A: Did you remember....the email?
B: Oh no! I forgot!
to send
sending
sent
sends
will send
Thomas wants...........at that restaurant because he likes Italian foods.
to eat
eating
eats
ate
eaten
She started......very quickly to her classsroom
to walk
walking
walks
walked
will walk
We decided......to France and Germany on our summer holiday.
to travel
travelling
travels
travelled
has travelled
I miss.....long walks along the beach
to take
taking
took
taken
takes
My mother asked me......her clean the house.
to help
helping
helped
helps
will help
After a few hours, it continued...
to rain
raining
rained
rains
will rain
Do you feel like.....to eat at a restaurant?
to go out
going out
go out
gone out
went out
We are planning on.....a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
to have
having
has
had
had been
Suddenly, my friend began,......when he smelled the flower.
to sneeze
sneezing
sneezes
snoze
will sneeze
I prefer ____ by myself.
go
to go
going
He is afraid _____ the dog.
pat
to pat
patting
She's always afraid of _____ her parents.
disappoint
to disappoint
disappointing
I expect ......... my money back.
to get
getting
Sarah agreed ... late at the office.
to work
working
I usually avoid ... in the rush hour.
driving
to drive
Meliana has offered ... us when we move house.
to help
helping
Have you finished ...that letter?
typing
to type
I like ...my doctor once a year.
to see
seeing
The buses usually stop... before midnight.
to run
running
I can't face .. up at 5 tomorrow.
to get
getting
Do you mind ... me!
helping
to help
Alice hate ... but the rest of her family enjoy it.
gardening
to garden
We could hear people ... in the flat above.
to laugh
laughing
I can't stand my students' ... during the exam so I don't tolerate it.
cheat
that they cheat
cheating
I really feel like ____ to the party tonight. I'm really tired
to go
going
to going
go
If you want____________ tennis better, you should have lessons.
to learn playing
learn to play
to learn to play
to learn playing
I'm planning______ a big party for my 18th birthday.
have
having
to having
to have
Do you like________ on the beach in summer? I love it!
sunbath
sunbathing
to sunbathing
sunbath to
Please remember ________ the lights before you leave.
turn off
to turn off
to turning off
turn to off
He pretended _______ happy although he was very sad.
to be
be
to being
being
Have you finished ______dinner yet? I need to talk.
eat
eating
to eat
to eating
My students don't mind_______ their homework because they know it's a good practice.
do
to do
doing
to doing
Would you _____ a coffee after class?
like
liking
to like
to liking
Don't forget _____ me tonight. You know you never remember!
call
calling
to call
to calling
Have you decided where_______ on holiday this weekend, or are you still thinking about it.
go
going
to going
to go
I tried ______ Chinese last year, but I found it very difficult, so I stopped_____ to class.
to learn/ to go
to learn/ going
learning/ to go
learning/ going
Do you think you'll continue _____ here, or do you think you'll move somewhere else in the future?
live
to live
to living
living
He promised _____ me when he got there. He always does what he says.
call
to call
to calling
calling
At last we have decided ______ the red one.
choose
choosing
to choose
to choosing
She's always afraid of______.
fly
to fly
flying
to flying
My friend was happy___ me at the party.
see
seeing
to see
to seeing
____ video games all the time is very boring.
Play
To play
Playing
To playing
Some students hate_____, but want ___ the test.
study/ to pass
to study/ to pass
study/passing
studying/ to pass
Do you mind_____ me the sugar?
pass
to pass
passing
to passing
My friend is good (a) playing volleyball.
She complains (a) bullying going on in her school.
They are afraid (a) losing the match.
She doesn't feel (a) working on the computer.
We are looking forward (a) going out at the weekend.
Laura dreams (a) living on a small island.
7. Andrew apologized (a) being late.
I don't agree (a) hunting.
9. The girls insisted (a) going out with Kerry.
10. Edward often thinks (a) climbing trees.
I'm afraid (a) my smartphone. (to lose)
She's looking forward (a) her pen pal (to meet)
He is responsible (a) the money. (to collect)
She is used (a) to bed late. (to go)
He apologized (a) late. (to be)
Larry never worries (a) friends. (to make)
We are tired (a) for the bus. (to wait)
She insisted (a) to her lawyer. (to talk)
You should give (a) your sister. (to bully)
They are thinking (a) to Italy. (to move)
Change the sentence using the fowlling formula:
It + be + considered + adjective|noun + infinitive phrase + complement
Talking about your accomplishments too much is often considered rude, but that does not stop the braggart.
It’s often considered rude to talk about your accomplishments too much, but that does not stop the braggart.
It’s considered rude to talk about your accomplishments too much, but that does not stop the braggart often.
It’s often rude to considered talk about your accomplishments too much, but that does not stop the braggart.
It’s often considered rude but that does not stop the braggart. to talk about your accomplishments too much.
Change the sentence using the fowlling formulaÑ
It + be + adjective|noun + infinitive phrase + complement
Talking about topics that interest you is fun.
It’s fun to talk about topics that interest you.
It’s to talk fun about topics that interest you.
It’s fun to talk about topics that you interest.
It’s fun to talk topics that interest you about.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's inappropriate to talk about politics at work or school".
Answer: "Talking about politics at work or school is inappropriate".
1- Using certain gestures is impolite in some foreign countries.
It’s foreign countries impolite to use certain gestures in some.
It’s certain gestures in some foreign countries.
It’s impolite to use certain gestures in some foreign countries.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's inappropriate to talk about politics at work or school".
Answer: "Talking about politics at work or school is inappropriate".
2- Asking someone's age is often considered rude.
It’s often rude to ask someone’s age considered.
It’s to ask often considered rude someone’s age.
It’s often considered rude to ask someone’s age.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's inappropriate to talk about politics at work or school".
Answer: "Talking about politics at work or school is inappropriate".
3- It's not unusual in the U.S. to address a professor by his or her first name.
Addressing a professor by his or her first name isn’t unusual in the U.S.
A professor addressing by his or her first name isn’t unusual in the U.S.
Addressing a professor his or her first name isn’t unusual in the U.S. by.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's inappropriate to talk about politics at work or school".
Answer: "Talking about politics at work or school is inappropriate".
4- Hugging friends when you greet them is customary in many cultures.
It’s customary in many when you greet them cultures to hug friends.
It’s customary in many cultures to hug friends when you greet them.
It’s customary in many cultures to hug friends when you greet.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's inappropriate to talk about politics at work or school".
Answer: "Talking about politics at work or school is inappropriate".
5- Asking strangers if they're married is inappropriate in some countries.
It’s in some countries inappropriate to ask strangers if they’re married.
It’s inappropriate in some countries to ask strangers if they’re married.
It’s inappropriate in some countries to ask if they’re married strangers .
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
1- Arriving late for an appointment is inappropriate in most countries.
It’s inappropriate in most countries to arrive late for an appointment.
It’s inappropriate in most countries to arrive late for an appointment.
It’s an appointment inappropriate in most countries to arrive late for.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
2- It's fairly typical for college students to get to a party late.
To a party late is fairly typical for getting college students.
Getting to a party late is fairly typical for college students.
For college students getting to a party late is fairly typical .
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
3- It's considered rude not to be punctual for a dinner party.
Not being punctual for a dinner is considered rude party .
Not being punctual for a dinner party is considered rude.
Not being punctual is considered rude for a dinner party.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
5- Keeping the conversation going is easy for Elyse.
It’s easy for Elyse to keep the conversation going.
It’s for Elyse easy to keep the conversation going.
keep the conversation going It’s easy for Elyse to.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
6- Showing the bottom of your feet is offensive in some places.
It’s to show the bottom of your feet offensive in some places.
It’s offensive in some places to show the bottom of your feet.
It’s offensive to show the bottom of your feet in some places.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
7- It's good form to bring a small gift to a dinner party.
Bringing a small gift to a dinner party is good form.
Bringing a dinner party is good form small gift to a.
A small gift to a dinner party is good form Bringing
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
8- Talking about politics is sometimes risky.
It’s sometimes about politics risky to talk.
It’s sometimes risky to talk about politics.
It’s risky sometimes to talk about politics.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
10- It's customary for some parents to brag about their children.
Is customary bragging about their childrenfor some parents.
Bragging children is customary for some parents, about their.
Bragging about their children is customary for some parents.
Rewrite the sentences using infinitive or gerund phrases.
Example: "It's important to make a good first impression".
Answer: "Making a good first impression is important".
11- Thanking the hostess the day after a party is a nice idea.
It’s idea to thank the hostess the day after a party a nice.
It’s a nice idea the hostess to thank the day after a party
It’s a nice idea to thank the hostess the day after a party
