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| 1. remember forget | We don't remember even seeing you. I'll never forget flying for the first time. | Please remember to post the letter. Don't forget to feed the cat, will you? |
| 2. regret | He regrets saying it. I'll always regret not going to university. | I regret to say that you are not right. We regret to inform you that you are not accepted. |
| 3. stop | They stopped talking. ( .) | They stopped to talk. ( , .) |
| 4.need want require | The windows need cleaning. (need to be cleaned) Your car wants washing. This water requires filtering. | I need to call them. She wants to redecorate the kitchen. You need to filter this water. |
1. : .
1) I stopped___ television, because the film was boring.
a) to watch b) watching
2) I stopped____ him, but he didn't notice me.
a) to greet b) greeting
3) My father promised___ me a computer.
a) to buy b) buying
4) I tried______ my bike, but couldn't.
a) mending b) to mend
5) "I'm willing______ a chance," he said.
a) to take b) taking -
6) He kept the conversation ball________ by asking questions now and then.
a) to roll b) rolling
7) He continued_____ silently.
a) to drive b) driving
8) I suggested______ a CD for his birthday.
a) to buy b) buying
9) I advise you______ tickets in advance.
a) to book b) booking
10) They managed_____ the product at the beginning of July.
a) to launch b) launching
11) Don't worry! I won't forget _____ your cats.
a) to feed b) feeding
12) My mother never forgets_______ our cat, but 1 sometimes do.
a) to feed b) feeding
13) Where do you like____ your holidays?
a) to spend b) spending
14) I refused____ on a walk because the weather was too bad.
a) to go b) going
15) I can't stand___ at restaurants.
a) to eat b) eating
16) My husband hates__.
a) to shop b) shopping
17) I don't mind______ at all.
a) to cook b) cooking
18) This problem isnt worth __________.
a) to discuss b) discussing
2. . .
1. I regret (to miss) the show. 2. We regret (to say) we are not coming. 3. He is quite able (to take care) of himself. 4. He is capable (to do) things you would least expect of him. 5. I don't like your way (to talk). 6. This is not the way (to talk). 7. It was very useful (to hear) the different opinions. 8. It's no use (to argue). The matter is settled. 9. You can hardly count (to find) everything as you would like it to be. 10. He felt that they were hiding something from him, and he demanded (to tell) the truth. 11. I'll give you a chance (to try) your hand at it. 12. Shall we have a chance (to see) you here again? 13. His time was up, but he still went on (to talk). 14. After saying a few words about the author himself, the lecturer went on (to speak) of his works. 15. I need spectacles (to read). 16. The print is too small; I need glasses (to read) it with.
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1. What do you enjoy doing in your spare time? 2. What would you like to do tonight? 3. What must you remember to do each day? 4. What can you remember doing when you were a child? 5. If you want to lose weight, what should you stop doing? 6. What do you regret doing in the past? 7. What did you try to do regularly during your academic year? 8. What can you try to do if you want to improve your English? 9. What must you never try to do? 10. What does your car (flat, dacha) need to do every year? 11. What do your parents always try to make you do? 12. What can't you give up doing? 13. What do you need to do to make a good career? 14. What will you have to get used to doing after you leave school (graduate from University)? 15. Where do you feel like going for your holiday?
4. . .
1. My friend enjoys (paint). Now he wants (paint) a landscape. 2. He likes (drive), but he doesn't like (drive). 3. She doesn't like (deceive) people. 4. I can't stand (deceive) by my friends. 5. Suddenly it started (rain) hard and we stopped (look) for a shelter. 6. Bob's parents promise (take) him to Disneyland. 7. I can't remember ever (promise) to marry you. 8. Little children hate (leave) alone at home. 9. My car needs (service). 10. (Choose) is better than (choose). 11. Please, stop (crack) nuts so loudly! 12. We stopped (buy) a packet of nuts. 13. Did you remember (feed) the fish in the morning? I did and stop (remind) me about it every day. 14. Would you mind (shut) the window? 15. After the accident, the injured man came to himself in hospital. He remembered (cross) the road, but he didn't remember (knock down). 16. This boxer isn't used to (beat); he is used to (win) all the games.17. No one enjoys (work) like a slave and (underpay).18. I always try (treat) people politely and I insist on (treat) in the same manner. 19. Some workmen dislike (pay) by cheque; they prefer (get) cash.20. The fisherman went home after sunset without (catch) a single fish.21. We read this book in class last year. Do you remember (read) it?
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I want to read you a book.
I want you to read a book.
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1. , : to want , to wish, to desire , would like , would hate .
2. , , , , , ..: to think , to expect , , to know , to understand , to find , to assume , , to believe , , to consider , to suppose .
3. , to encourage ; , , to persuade , to force , , to get , to cause, to force , to allow to permit
4. , , , ..: to tell, to report , to state ,
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| He wants me to solve this problem. | , . |
| Wed like him to come as soon as possible. | , . |
| I expect the exam to take place in May. | (), . |
| Everybody knows him to be a good student. | , . |
II. , , , to see , to watch , to notice , to hear , to feel . to (Participle I). :
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Infinitive Participle I
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| I saw her read the book. I watched her crossing the street. | , . , . |
| We heard them speak. We heard them speaking. | , . , . |
| The teacher noticed the pupils not to listen to him. The teacher noticed the pupils listening to him. | , . , . |
| He felt them look at him. He felt them looking at him. | , . , . |
III. to make, to have , to let , , to.
| The desire for success makes him work hard. It doesnt let him rest a minute. | . . |
| When I was a schoolgirl, my parents had me clean my room every week. | , . |
