Do we use the infinitive or gerund after these verbs? agree, arrange, ask, promise, decide, afford
infinitive (I agreed to do the work)
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We haven't to go to school tomorrow. Is this correct?
No! We don't have to go to school tomorrow.
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Which word goes in the space? The Pet exam is more difficult .... the Key exam.
than
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Which comparative form is not correct? a. happier b. thiner c. bigger
b. thiner (should be thinner)
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What the past tense of take?
took
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baam
Lose 20 points!
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fairy
Take points!
5
10
15
20
25
rocket
Go to first place!
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lifesaver
Give 25 points!
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What's the past tense of feel?
felt
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We use the first conditional to talk about something a. that may/might happen in the future b. that will happen, in the future as a result of something else.
a. that may or might happen in the future
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We saw ___ film yesterday. ___ film was about an explorer. 1. a/a 2. a/ the 3. the/the
2. a/the
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What's the past tense of get?
got
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Don't to go in that door! Is this correct?
No 'Don't go in that door!'
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Choose the correct option: I've decided to a. take b. give up running