1. Do you mind helping me with some jobs today, Sam?
2. I’m not keen on reading novels. I prefer to watch TV.
3. I must finish essay tonight. I have to hand it in tomorrow?
4. He left without saying goodbye.
5. I’d hate doing archery.
6. Brian really enjoys playing the guitar.
7. Please tell me to go out tonight!
8. The story made me cry.
9. Would you like to go now!
10. He hates to watch football on TV. He thinks it’s so boring!
11. I’m not crazy about playing sport. I prefer quieter activities.
12. We’d love to come and see your new house some time!
13. Will you help me find a part-time job? I’m totally broke!
14. I can’t stand writing compositions. I find them really difficult!
15. He can’t wait to go on holiday
Task 2. Put the words in brackets into the correct infinitive form or the –ing form.
1. A: Do you want me to give you a lift?
B: No, thanks. I’d rather walk.
2. A: Would you like me to cook dinner tonight?
B: OK, but how about making something light, like soup?
3. A: Do you fancy watching a DVD?
B: Good idea. Let me make some popcorn.
4. A: It’s no use trying to park here. The space is too small.
B: You’re right. I’ll have to drive around the block again.
5. A: I was glad to hear you passed your exams.
B: Yes. I was the only one in my class to pass all of them.
6. A: We’d better go now.
B: Can’t we stay a bit longer?
7. A: Please let me go to the party.
B: Sorry, you must study for the exam.
8. A: Do you know how to play the piano?
B: No, but I’d like to learn one day.
2 If I learnt English, I would get excellent marks
3 I would go to London, if I had money
4 Principal wouldn't exclude him, if he was a good student
5 If he was kind, he would have a lot of friends