Exercise 4. Put the verbs into the correct form (to V/ V-ing/ V) Teenagers tend (be) addicted to the Internet.
It is no use (ask) George (help) his sister (do) the laundry.
She arrived early in order (get) a good seat.
Henry’s parents refused (buy) him a motorbike.
She is wearing a face mask to avoid (be) recognised.
The film was very sad. It made me (cry)
Jack’s parents always encourage him (study) hard.
Don’t waste too much time (play) online games.
My younger brother denied (eat) my mango pudding.
The owner of the corner shop on our street would like (reduce) prices, because otherwise he risks (go) bankrupt in the competition with the supermarkets.
Suddenly we noticed someone (listen) to our conversation through the keyhole.
When I got tired, I stopped (walk) and thought about (take) a minibus for the rest of the way.
Let’s arrange (meet) under the station clock at half past nine.
Do you consider (take) part in the Voice contest?
Leo didn’t remember (turn) the heating on when going away for the weekend and as a result, some flowers in the hall were destroyed by the frost.
I managed (talk) to Sandy just as she was leaving.
I didn’t know what to think of it, so I suggested (watch) her (perform) again.
Mr. Steinberg offered (drive) us to the train station.
She expected (get) the job, but she wasn't.
Huy finished (do) homework and then he went to the party with George and Bill.