14 Angry wouldn’t help.

a) been; b) being; c) having been; d) to have been.

2. Доберіть потрібну форму дієслова.

1. She didn’t succeed in her sister talk.

a) made; b) to be made; c) making; d) being made.

2. Beryl insisted on in London.

a) to marry; b) being married; c) married; d) having been married.

3. She sat straight before her.

a) gazed; b) to gaze; c) gazing; d) to be gazing.

4. I think I hear Hector back.

a) to have come; b) to come; c) having come; d) coming.

5. She seemed or

a) written* **drawn; b) to write* **to draw;

100. to be writing* * *to be drawing; d) to be written* * *to be drawn.

6. Why didn’t you make me about it and it off my heart ?

a) talking; b) to talk; c) talk; d) having talked.

a) got; b)get; c) to get; d) to be getting.

7 My sister about it hurts me.

a) not to tell; b) not to be told; c) not telling; d) not to have been told.

7. Coming up I found my landlord quietly upstairs.

a) going; b) gone; c) to go; d) to have gone.

7. You are mistaking in me a beggar.

a) being supposed; b) supposing; c) to suppose; d) to be supposed.

7. Sam looked from side to side as though to escape.

a) to try; b) trying; c) having tried; d) to have tried.

7. The door out of the road was open.

a) to lead; b) led; c) leading; d) to have led.

7. He seemed all he wanted.

a) gaining; b) to gain; c) having gained; d) to have gained.

7. An urgent sense of caught me up.

a) being late; b) to be late; c) to have been late; d) having been late.

7. He never stopped looking for a chance to make us

a) obeying; b) to obey; c) obey; d) to have obeyed.

3. Доберіть потрібну форму дієслова.

1. All the January morning the telephone kept in my office.

a) rung; b) to ring; c) to be ringing; d) ringing.

2. June watched her with cold water the traces of emotion.

a) to remove; b) removing; c) to have removed;

4. having been removed.

3. When she half closed her eyes and a dimple danced on her cheek.

a) to be laughed; b) laughed; c) laughing; d) having been laughed.

4. The novel «The Moonstone» by Collins deals with a jewel.

a) vanished; b) vanishing; c) being vanished; d) to be vanished.

5. I suspected that Mr. Heng was the more likely my presence.

a) to require; b) requiring; c) being required; d) required.

6. I drank slowly the green bitter tea, the handless cup from palm to

palm.

a) to shift; b) shifting; c) being shifted; d) to have shifted.

7. It 's natural for you that money governs England.

a) to be thought; b) to be thinking; c) thinking; d) to think.

8. He didn’t want

a) being seen; b) to be seen; c) to see; d) having seen.

9. Then they heard the door-bell

a) to ring; b) to be ringing; c) ring; d) to have rung.

10. It was long after sunset, but no one thought of to bed.

a) to go; b) to be gone; c) going; d) having gone.

11. She seemed no attention to what was going round her.

a) to pay; b) paying; c) to have paid; d) to be paying.

12. He felt his irritation

a) to mount; b) mounting; c) being mounted; d) to have mounted.

13. The pills my doctor has given me make me rather odd.

a) feeling; b) to feel; c) feel; d) felt.

14. That woman is still sitting. She seems over an hour.

a) to be waiting; b) to have waited; c) to wait; d) to have been waiting.

4. Доберіть потрібну форму дієслова.

1. Lady Franklin seemed an answer.

a) expecting; b) to expect; c) to be expected; d) to have been expecting.

2. after children requires patience.

a) looking; b) being looked; c) having looked; d) to have been looking.