Complete the sentences:

#1. The design of he new stadium appears (...)

1. to be approved already at the session .

2. to have been already approved at the session.

3. be already approved at the session.

#2. Can you help me (...)

1. fill in this application form.

2. to fill in this application form.

3. filling in this application form.

#3. The editor asked if (...)

1. we finish our program the next day.

2. we will finish our program the next day.

3. we would finish our program the next day.

#4. The boss expected him (...)

1. to return in a fortnight.

2. return in a fortnight.

3. to be returned in a fortnight.

#5. Would you mind (...)

1. to help us with our new project.

2. helping us with our new project.

3. to have helped us with our new project.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. He is unlikely (...)

1. to arrive to the conference tomorrow.

2. arrive to the conference tomorrow.

3. arriving to the conference tomorrow.

#2. It's late. I think we’d better (...)

1. to go home.

2. going home.

3. go home.

#3. The producer asked if (...)

1. we are ready for the shooting.

2. we were ready for the shooting.

3. we will be ready for the shooting.

#4. He made me (...)

1. move my car from the road to the curve.

2. to move my car from the road to the curve.

3. moving my car from the road to the curve.

#5. Let’s postpone (...)

1. leaving for L’viv until tomorrow.

2. to leave for L’viv until tomorrow.

3. leave for L’viv until tomorrow.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. He is unlikely (...)

1. arrive tomorrow morning.

2. to arrive tomorrow morning.

3. arriving tomorrow morning.

#2. You'd better (...)

1. not to say what you think.

2. not say what you think.

3. not saying what you think.

#3. Everybody was interested in who (...)

1. will be appointed the Prime Minister.

2. is appointed the Prime Minister.

3. would be appointed the Prime Minister.

#4. The audience made the singer (...)

1. sing again and again.

2. to sing again and again.

3. to be singing again and again.

#5. Dan Brown's books are worth (...)

1. reading, they are very informative.

2. to read, they are very informative.

3. read, they are very informative.

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Complete the sentences:

#1. There is reported (...)

1. to be a plenty of oil on the shore.

2. was a plenty of oil on the shore.

3. are a lot of oil on the shore.

#2. The editor made me (...)

1. to clear up all the mess from my table.

2. clear up all the mess from my table.

3. cleaning up all the mess from the table.

#3. The reporter asked if I (...)

1. will not forget to keep e-mail coming in.

2. do not forget to keep e-mail coming in.

3. did not forget to keep e-mails coming in.

#4. Children at the film set were made (...)

1. to be seen, not heard.

2. be seen, not heard.

3. to be seeing, not heard.

#5. The best time to plan a complex package is before you (...)

1. start writing.

2. start to write.

3. start write.

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