- •@@@ Infinitive
- •I hate (to bother) you, but the students are still waiting (to give) books for their work.
- •It seemed (to snow) heavily since early morning.
- •I made her … the truth.
- •@@@ Participle
- •I was woken up by a bell ….
- •I saw a woman … in the corner in her own.
- •It was an … incident. No wonder she spoke about it in an … voice.
- •I don’t know what was in the … letter. I didn’t read it.
- •I felt I was an … visitor.
- •@@@ Direct and indirect speech.
- •I thought you said Ann … to the party.
- •I said to Nick, Shut the door please.”
- •I asked Frank, “Did you buy a new car?”
- •I asked my sister, “Will you go to Italy in summer?”
- •I asked the gardener, “What are you planting here this year?”
- •I asked my mother, “What did the teacher say?”
- •I asked Mike: “What will you do after dinner?”
- •@@@ Countrystudy
I hate (to bother) you, but the students are still waiting (to give) books for their work.
A) to have bothered, to have gave
B) to be bothering, to be given
C) to have been bothering, given
D) bothering, to give
E) to bother, to give
$$$ 21D
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He began writing books not because he wanted (to earn) a living.
A) to have earned
B) to have been earning
C) to be earned
D) to earn
E) earning
$$$ 22C
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He wanted (to read) and not (to forget)
A) to have bee read, did not forget
B) to read, not to be forgotten
C) to be read, not to be forgotten
D) to have been reading, does not forget
E) to be read, does not forget
$$$ 23A
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
He seems (to know) French very well.
A) to know
B) to have known
C) to have been knowing
D) to be known
E) knew
$$$ 24E
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
You seem (to look) for trouble.
A) to look
B) to have been looking
C) to be looked
D) to have looked
E) to be looking
$$$ 25D
Open the brackets choosing the right form of the infinitive:
It seemed (to snow) heavily since early morning.
A) to be snowing
B) to have snowed
C) to be snowed
D) to have been snowing
E) to snow
$$$ 27A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я рад, что рассказал вам эту историю.
A) I am glad to have told you this story
B) I am glad to have been told this story
C) I am glad to be told this story.
D) I am glad to have been telling this story
E) I am glad told this story
$$$ 28A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я хочу познакомить вас с этой артисткой.
A) I want to introduce you to this actress.
B) I want to be introduced to this actress.
C) I want to be introduced to you.
D) I want to have been introducing to this actress.
E) I wanted to introduce to this actress.
$$$ 29E
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Я хочу, чтобы меня познакомили с этой артисткой.
A) I want to be introduced to you.
B) I want to introduce you to this actress.
C) I want to have been introducing to this actress.
D) I wanted to introduce to this actress.
E) I want to be introduced to this actress.
$$$ 30A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Мы очень счастливы, что пригласили его на вечер.
A) We are happy to have invited him to the party
B) We are happy to have been invited him
C) We are happy to have been invited to the party.
D) We were happy to invite you to the party
E) We are happy to have been inviting him
$$$ 31C
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Мы очень счастливы, что нас пригласили на вечер.
A) We are happy to have been invited him
B) We were happy to invite you to the party
C) We are happy to have been invited to the party
D) We are happy to have invited him to the party
E) We are happy to have been inviting him
$$$ 32D
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Дети любят, когда им рассказывают сказки.
A) Children like to tell the fairy tales
B) Children like to have been told fairy tales.
C) Children like to be told fairy tales
D) Children like to be told fairy tales
E) Children like to have telling fairy tales
$$$ 33A
Translate into English using the right form of the infinitive:
Он не выносит, когда ему лгут.
A) He hates to be told lies
B) He likes to be told lies.
C) He hated to be told lies.
D) He had hated to be told tales
E) He wants to be told lies
$$$ 34B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To cut a long story short
A) сказать по правде
B) короче говоря
C) начнем с того что
D) по меньшей мере
E) мягко выражаясь
$$$ 35E
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To say nothing of
A) начнем с того что
B) сказать по правде
C) мягко выражаясь
D) короче говоря
E) не говоря уже о
$$$ 36D
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To tell the truth.
A) короче говоря
B) мягко выражаясь
C) не говоря уже о
D) сказать по правде
E) по меньшей мере
$$$ 37A
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To begin with.
A) начнем с того что
B) сказать по правде
C) говорят что
D) начинать с самого начало
E) уже начали
$$$ 38B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To say the least of it.
A) короче говоря
B) по меньшей мере
C) сказать по правде
D) трудно угодить
E) мягко выражаясь
$$$ 39D
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
To put it mildly.
A) приятно смотреть
B) трудно иметь дело
C) желать лучшего
D) мягко выражаясь
E) не говоря уже о
$$$ 40B
Translate into English the following set expressions using the right form of the infinitive:
He is hard to please.
A) с ним трудно иметь
B) ему трудно угодить
C) на него приятно смотреть
D) не говоря уже о нем
E) он не доволен
$$$ 41B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
He hasn’t come yet. He must still … .
A) work
B) be working
C) has worked
D) are work
E) worked
$$$42C
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I made up my mind…my father as soon as I returned home.
A. telling
B. to telling
C. to tell
D. tell
E. told
$$$43D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
She is taking singing lessons with the aim …an opera singer.
to become
in becoming
to becoming
of becoming
to became
$$$44A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Would you like … out with us?
to go
go
going
gone
to have gone
$$$45A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I would like … the USA.
A. to visit
B. visit
C. visiting
D. to visiting
E. visited
$$$ 46 D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I can’t help… at the funny puppies.
A. to laugh
B. laugh
C. on laughing
D. laughing
E. laughed
$$$ 47A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
We expect them…. us this summer.
A. to visit
B.to have visited
C. to visited
D. to be visit
E. to be visited
$$$ 48B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
We are glad … the summer in the Crimea.
A. to spend
B. to have spent
C. to had spent
D. to be spend
E. to spent
$$$ 49D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
It seems … outside.
A. to rain
B. to rained
C. to been raining
D. to be raining
E. to have raining
$$$ 50 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
She likes …tennis.
A. to play
B. to be played
C. be have played
D. to be play
E. to been played
$$$ 51 B
Choose the right answer:
The actress playing the leading role is my mother.
A. Infinitive
B. Participle
C. Gerund
D. Modal verbs
E. Passive voice
$$$ 52 C
Choose the right answer:
Playing tennis made me feel happy.
A. Infinitive
B. Participle
C. Gerund
D. Modal verbs
E. Passive voice
$$$ 53 A
Choose the right answer:
They must be playing football now.
A. Infinitive
B. Participle
C. Gerund
D. Modal verbs
E. Passive voice
$$$ 54B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
He hasn’t come yet. He must still … .
work
be working
has worked
are work
worked
$$$55C
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I made up my mind…my father as soon as I returned home.
A. telling
B. to telling
C. to tell
D. tell
E. told
$$$56D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
She is taking singing lessons with the aim …an opera singer.
to become
in becoming
to becoming
of becoming
to became
$$$57A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Would you like … out with us?
to go
go
going
gone
to have gone
$$$58A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I would like … the USA.
A. to visit
B. visit
C. visiting
D. to visiting
E. visited
$$$ 59D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I can’t help… at the funny puppies.
A. to laugh
B. laugh
C. on laughing
D. laughing
E. laughed
$$$ 60 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
I am glad … you..
A. to see
B. saw
C. see
D. to seen
E. sees
$$$ 61 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
It is difficult … a friend who knows all about you and still likes you.
A) to find
B) to have found
C) to be finding
D) find
E) found
$$$ 62 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Ann tried … two birds with one stone
A) to kill
B) to has killed
C) to be killing
D) have been killed
E) have killed
$$$ 63 C
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Don’t interrupt him when he is working. He hates…
A) disturb
B) to disturbing
C) to be disturbed
D) to have been disturbed
E) disturbed
$$$ 64 D
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Good – buy! I am so pleased … you.
- The pleasure is mine.
A) to meet
B) to be meeting
C) to have been meeting
D) to have met
E) have meeting
$$$ 65 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
Jack is in his garage. He must … his car.
A) be repairing
B) had repairing
C) repair
D) have repaird
E) to have
$$$ 66 A
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
He wants … our relatives in Kiev.
A) to visit
B) visit
C) visits
D) visited
E) to visiting
$$$ 67 B
Choose the right form of the infinitive:
