Complete The Sentences With The Correct Form (-Ing or Infinitive) of The Verbs in Brackets

1.
Complete the sentences with the correct form (-ing or infinitive) of the
verbs in brackets.
1. Well, I didn’t expect to see (see) you here tonight. What a lovely surprise!
2. She usually avoids (eat) junk food.
3. Mike hopes (get) a job in France.
4. Last year they chose (go) on a cruise.
5. He always seems (find) the best hotel.
6. Can you imagine (live) on a boat?
2. Underline the correct alternative.

1. Have/Did you ever made the wrong decision?
2. Trainers are not allowed in most British schools. Students can/mustn’t wear
them.
3. We ate/were eating in a restaurant when we heard/were hearing the news.
4. They stayed/have stayed in the same hotel every year since 1987.
5. You must/don’t have to come with us. You can stay at home.
6. I don’t think we might/will see you tomorrow. We have booked a sightseeing
trip.
7. He hasn’t visited/didn’t visit us since/for more than two years.
8. While I was walking/walked home last night, it started to rain.
9. May/Will I close the window? It’s a bit cold.
3. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

can’t; don’t have to; might; must; mustn’t; will.
1. You mustn’t make phone calls on the plane.

2. We book tickets. They’ll be lots of spaces for the classical concert – there
always are.
3. I don’t think she come tonight. She said she was feeling tired.
4. You come to all your classes on time. It’s very important for your education.
5. I’m sorry but you park your car here. These spaces are for staff not visitors.
6. He not join us later. He’s not sure.
4. Cross out the wrong word in each group.

1. go on holiday / to the doctor / to home / to hospital
2. dobusiness / well / a decision / homework
3. makea mistake / a meal / a project / a speech
4. study a test / online / Italian / music
5. have a cold / sick / a broken leg / a sore throat
6. take antibiotics / pills / a cough / medicine
5. Complete the words for the definitions.

1. You should take one of these with you. It might rain.
umbrella
2. This shows streets and places. It is useful for finding out where you are and
where to go.
m
3. Things you buy to remind you of your holiday
s
4. You put your clothes in this when you travel.
s
5. Someone who travels for fun, i.e. on holiday.
t
6. These help you to see things which are far away.
b
7. You can take these when you have a headache.
p
8. You can buy this from a pharmacy. It helps you get better when you are ill.
m
9. Plants that we eat as part of a healthy diet.
v
10. This helps you stay awake and is found in coffee.
c
11. This is the part of the meal after the main course. It is often sweet.
d
6. Match 1–7 with a)–g).

1. Take these b a)high temperature.
2. Go to bed and get b)pills once a day.
3. You have a very c)the hospital for an
X-ray?
4. Jo has caught a d)your arm?
5. Did you go to e)some rest.
6. How did you break f)a headache today.
7. Simon has got g) coldand is at home.
7. Complete the words related to health.

1. My dentist says fizzy drinks are bad for teeth.
2. Is there more c in tea or coffee?
3. We can get v D from the sun.
4. He is very healthy and never eats j f .
5. I want to get fit so I’m going to go to some e c at the leisure centre.
6. She stopped drinking a for a year.
7. S _________ from too much work or worrying can be very dangerous to your
health.
8. Sam finds yoga r____________ and does it every morning for an hour to feel
calm.
9. Martina started r ____________ a year ago and wants to enter her first half-
marathon in the summer.
10. I always eat lots of f_______ fruit and vegetables.
8. Complete the conversation with the words in the box.

can’t; how long; hurts; neck; painful; painkillers; since; so; take
them;
what’s the; worried.
A:Hello, I’m Dr Simpson. What’s the matter?

B: Hello, Doctor. I’ve got a sore _______ and my wrist_______. It’s very_______.
A:_________have you had this problem?
B:_________about a month ago. I_________sleep very well.
A: Are you___________about anything?
B: No, but I’m working on the computer a lot.
A: So that’s probably the reason.
B: Yes, I think_________.
A: Right. It’s nothing to worry about. I’ll give you some__________. They’ll help
you sleep, too. _________for two weeks, then come and see me again.
B: Thank you, Doctor.

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2. Underline the correct alternative.

3. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

1. You mustn’t make phone calls on the plane.

4. Cross out the wrong word in each group.

5. Complete the words for the definitions.

6. Match 1–7 with a)–g).

7. Complete the words related to health.

8. Complete the conversation with the words in the box.

A:Hello, I’m Dr Simpson. What’s the matter?

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