(to ) infinitive/- ing forms
put the verds in brackets into the coreect form. How do they differ in meaning?
1 a. Don't forget (to stand) under a doorframe during an earthquake.
b. I'll never forget (reading) about the firefighter who risked his life to save the students from a burning bus.
2 a.They stopped (to buy) some emergency supplies.
b. They stopped( working) and ran out into the street.
3 a. We regret (not moving) our garden furniture indoors before the storm.
b. We regret (to inform ) you that all flights are cancelled due to the earthquake.
4 a.She tried(to stay) calm when she felt the ground shaking.
b.Have you tried (using) a bucket to remove floodwaters?
5 a.Berik meant (to put) a torch in his emergency kit , but he forgot .
b. Hearing a tsunami warning means (going) to the roof of the building.
1. He told me yesterday that his father is a professor and he lives in Kiev 2. Last year, they thought they would never read English very well, but yesterday they saw that they read the text very well 3. Olena said that she gives us this picture 4. We all knew that her family was living in Odesa again 5. He said she loved this dog 6. The secretary did not notice that the director was talking 7. The sister said she wanted to go to us alone 8. We decided last week that we would go to Crimea next summer. 9. He told me yesterday that he had previously studied at the university.
2. Elvis Presley sings lots of hit songs.
3. By the time of our arrival, my mother cooks the dinner.
4. I listening to music, when somebody knocked at the door.
5. By 1960 most of Britain's old colonies became independent.