5. Put the verb in the right form: Infinitive (with or without to) or –ing.

e.g. They don’t allow people to park in front of the building. (park)

1. I’ve never been to Iceland, but I’d like ……… there. (go)

2. I’m in a difficult position. What do you advise me ………? (do)

3. The film was very sad. It made me ……… . (cry)

4. I don’t think Alex likes me. - What makes you ……… that? (think)

5. We are not allowed ……… personal phone calls at work. (make)

6. She said the letter was personal and wouldn’t let me ……… it. (read)

7. I don’t recommend ………. in that restaurant. The food is terrible. (eat)

6. Open the brackets, using Complex Object.

e. g. He expected (they, arrive) at 5.

He expected them to arrive at 5.

1. Do you want (they, stay) at the hotel or with us?

2. I'd like (the professor, look through) my report.

3. Do you want (I, show) you the sights of the city?

4. We expect (he, arrange)everything by the time we come.

5. I want (she, tell) me the news in brief.

6. He expected (the meeting, hold) in the Red Room.

7. I would like (they, fix) an appointment for me for Tuesday.

8. We want (she, introduce) us to the president.

9. I don't want (they, be late) for dinner.

10. He expected (she, invite) to the party by the Smiths.

11. I'd like (the dress, buy) by Saturday.

12. I don't want (she, treat) like Alice.

13. We considered (he, be) an honest person.

14. I don't like (she, prevent) me from doing it.

15. I suspect (he, help) by her.

7. Change complex sentences into sentences with Complex Object.

e.g. I did not expect that she would forget about my birthday.

I didn’t expect her to forget about my birthday.

1. She saw how the children were playing in the park.

2. Do you know that he went abroad two days ago?

3. I like to watch how she dances.

4. She could hardly believe that he had been rescued.

5. He expects that everybody will be ready to do this work.

6. I don't like when the children are late for dinner.

7. Don't consider that he is a hero. He is an ordinary man.

8. I've heard how he was arguing with his father.

9. I suspect that he has taken my money.

10. She likes to watch how the sun sets.

11. I hate when people shout at each other.

12. They suppose that he will cope with this work.

13. I've heard how she was crying.

14. We expect that he will solve this problem soon.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

Before doing the following exercises revise grammar material – N. A. Bonk, Unit 13: p. 302-306.

1. Complete the following sentences, using Present Perfect Continuous.

e.g. I (to do) my homework for half an hour.

I have been doing my homework for half an hour.

1. She ……… (to write) the test for ten minutes.

2. It ......... (to rain) for two hours.

3. They ……… (to wait) for us since seven o’clock.

4. He ……… (to teach) English since 1991.

5. She ……… (to read) a lot lately.

6. How long you ……… (to live) in London?

7. They ……… (to work) since nine o’clock?

8. What she ……… (to do) here since morning?

9. How many months they ……… (to build) this house?

10. Since when you ……… (to look) for our key?