5. There was nothing for (them to discuss) on that maler
a) they are discussing b) them to discuss c) them to discussing
6. It is high time for (you to get) married.
a) you to getting b) you to got Ø you to get
7. She sat silently, (b) saying not a single word but watching everybody indifferent
a) said b) saying c) to say
8. The American lady lay without (b) sleeping.
a) sleep b) sleeping c) slept
9.1 don't like (a) to be interrupted) whenever I speak of important things.
a) to be interrupted b) to interrupt c) to inte
10. (not knowing) how to deal with the problem, she turned to me for help.
a) don't know b) doesn't know c) knowing not
11. The painter was worthy (c) to be recognized) by the public for his contribution to art.
a) recognizing b) to recognize c) to be recognized
12. I could hardly carry the heavy box a) filled with books.
a) filled b) filling c) fill
13. Jack didn't want to spend his money b) saved for the summer trip.
a) safe b) saved c) save
14. On the table she found a loaf of bread a) divided into halves.
a) divided b) dividen
15. They left so early (without letting) us know.
c) dividing didn't letting without letting
At the age of 7 little robotics already know 3 kinds of levers (and you remember?) And they assemble ready-made robots for a lesson. Boys make sure that the batteries are disposed of exclusively in a special box, and not in a general waste bin. They, as adults, turn to the teacher only by name, but to “you”.
And they also know that when they grow up, they will build robots to help humanity. Young engineers dream of conquering space, defeating enemies and disturbers. Well, win the robot competitions. The Robotologist attended a robotics lesson and wrote down answers to the question about what kind of robots the guys dream of creating.
1. are
2. get up
3. wakes
4. are
5. collects
6. feed
7. do you have
8. have got
9. don't have
10. will come