<span>1.
I advise you ………. (to take) some money in case the banks are shut. 2. My
mother used ……. (to encourage) me to study history. 3. Do you remember …….
(to meet) a friend of yours. 4. When you finish ……. (looking) through the
journals, go on ……. (to study) the documents. 5. Would you mind …….. (puting
off) this matter till next week. 6. Why don’t we try ……. (to carry out) new
methods of investigation? 7. Don’t forget ….. (to lock) the door before
you leave the office. 8. We stopped …. (reading ) the documents….. (to have) a
rest. 9. He put off ….. (telling) her bad news. 10. I really regret …..
(to inform) you that they complained about your bad behaviour. 11. I
suggest …. (looking) this word up in the dictionary. 12. David was too
afraid …… (to act) as a chief. 13. He doesn’t look old enough …. (to be)
responsible for his actions. 14. I couldn’t stop …… (wondering) whether I
had taken the right steps. 15. In general I prefer ….. (to deal) with all
the problems on my own. 16. I’m sorry I didn’t mean ………. (to hurt) you. 17.
I hate…. (being) late again. 18. I need to get a job. I’m tired of ………
(having) to rely on parents for money. 19. Have you considered ……… (moving)
to another city. 20. I can’t stand ……….. (listening) to you complaining all
the time.
</span>
Meg (was <span>looked</span>) upon as a perfect wife for a clergyman.
2. After his brother's departure Paul sat for a long time thinking about what was said.
3. "I'm not prepared," my father said, "to listen to your suggestions that you are never treated fairly at school,"
4. "Remember, I am paid by an hour," grumbled the driver.
5. But there were signs that order had been restored in the town.
6. Well, what is being done about it, Ted?
7. He went into the bedroom. The bed was turned down for the night by the maid many hours before.
8. Please find out if our father was seen to leave.
9. She could have gone to Cambridge if she had wanted, she had been offered a scholarship."
10. On Friday she was given two weeks' notice at the Works.
11. Then the voice announced that the passengers were asked to pass through the Customs.
12. I wondered to what extent she was influenced by his name to accept his offer.
13. Such are the matters that were dealt with in Mr Burroughs's book.
14. I found the idea of going to <span>Hereford very</span> upsetting because I had been promised a very nice job a couple of weeks before.
15. Not far away, she noticed the film manager in whose <span>office she</span> was once made to feel so ridiculous<span>.</span>16. "You must be very prosperous, Eustace, to own a car like that". - "This car is lent to me by an American woman."
1) liked
2) has lived
3) didn't see
4) looked for
5) have been watching
1 common more common the most common 2 powerful more powerful the most powerful 3 noisy noisier the noisest 4 safe safer the safest 5 healthy healthier the healthiest 6 dirty dirtier the dirtiest 7 far farther the farthest 8 difficult more difficult the most difficult 9 light lighter the ligthest 10 useful more useful the most useful 11 boring more boring the most boring