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5. Find and correct the mistake if any.

1. It’s not worth to take up the matter now; it can wait. 2. They couldn’t forgive me for wasting so much time. 3. I don’t remember him to tell anything of the kind .4. We called after him, but he didn’t even stop

turning his head. 5. I think you made a mistake to come here.

6. Translate the sentences into Russian using the gerund.

1. То, что вы говорили, было так интересно, что я не могла не слушать. 2. Когда вошли родители они перестали танцевать. 3. Я отчетливо помню, что слышала, как часы пробили два часа. 3. Он постоянно боялся, что с ним будут об этом говорить. 4. Она не любила, когда ее несправедливо упрекали в чем- либо. 5. Ненавижу приезжать в пустой дом. 6. Простите меня за беспокойство.

7. У меня не было никакой возможности связаться с Джейн. 8. Вы не возражаете, если я сегодня вечером поработаю за вашим столом? 9.Том, нужно упаковать твои игрушки. 10. Я не могла не улыбнуться, когда маленький Джон вошел в ботинках отца. 11. Кроме того, что он преподавал

физику в школе, он прекрасно рисовал. 12. Ей не хотелось идти за покупками после утомитель-

ной поездки на дачу.

Test 7 The Gerund Variant 2

1. Use the required form of the gerund of the verb in brackets.

1. I inquired of Robinson that afternoon about my book. He neither admitted nor denied (to take) it.

2. Since Tom was his best friend he helped him without (to ask). 3. His latest desire was to discover her age, which he cursed himself for (not to observe) when he had her passport in his hands. 4. He couldn’t

help (to know) that there were odious people who called him a snob. 5. Daisy and Gatshy danced . I remember (to be surprised)by his graceful, conservative fox-trot. I had never seen him (to dance) before.

6. From there he had a clear view of the entrance to the room, with advantage that he could avoid (to observe) by (to run) quickly out of sight through the stairway door.

2. Insert prepositions where necessary using the required form of the gerund.

1. “It seems to me an awfully selfish way … (to look ) at things,” sad Philip. 2. Jane, your nose wants …

(to blow). 3. He felt that life was worth …(to take) care … . 4. They were busy … (to find) some food.

5. Did he suspect her … (to see) him enter the room? 6. Ann was such a friendly, pretty child, few people could resist … (to talk) to her. 7. I’m tired … (to tell) you one and the same thing a hundred times.

8. She was angry … (to put) beside Tom. 9. He was engaged … (to overwhelm) Helen with reproaches

… (not to tell) him of Jack’s change of sleeping quarters. 10. The speaker was annoyed … (to interrupt)

every other moment. 11. He showed no sign … (to hurt). 12. He is not used … (to speak to) like that.

13. Did she succeed … (to persuade) her colleagues? 14. Have you talked to Ann? Yes, but we had

difficulty … (to find) her. 15. My father thinks I’m not capable … (to earn) my own leaving.

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