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Future Arrangements
1. I want to see the new film, but I think the cinema will be busy.
2. They are arriving tonight.
3. I'll complain to the manager.
4. It leaves at ten o'clock.
Gerunds or Infinitives
1. I always remember to close the door when I go out.
2. Now she regrets rejecting my proposal, but it's too late.
3. Oh my god! I forgot to feed the cat.
4. I tried to find my wallet everywhere, but I couldn't.
5. It is a very busy restaurant. Don't forget to book a table.
6. Why don't we stop doing homework and play some computer games?
7. Let's stop to buy a drink. I know a good pub on the corner.
8. I clearly remember meeting her. She looked great in her suit.
Comparatives
1. He gets more boring. I can't listen to him any longer.
2. My daughter's English results are getting worse.
3. It's time you tidied your room. It's getting messier.
4. Today is the busiest shopping day of the year.
Indirect Speech
1. Mike offered my parents to help them make dinner.
2. Mike insisted that I didn't have to work too hard.
3. Mike complained that he hadn't ordered that fish.
4. Mike told my friends and me to be quiet.
5. Mike asked the students to give him their homework.
6. Mike asked my friends and me if we had heard the news.
Complete the Sentences
1. Darcy asked me to recommend some good restaurants in London.
2. The concert had finished by the time I arrived.
3. I remember spending my first few days in London.
4. You need to make decisions about your future.
5. I enjoy browsing in shops.
Future Forms
1. I won't have finished my work by 5 pm.
2. We will be leaving for the airport at 6 am.
3. I predict that it isn't going to rain tomorrow.
4. The flight from Berlin arrives at 9 o'clock.
5. I promise I will clean the house when I get home.
