Exercise 7.3: Put the verb in brackets into the correct form, -ing forms or infinitive with to or infinitive without to:
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- Don't bother ___ (queue) up for the ticket. All tickets were sold out.
- Jack helped the elderly womean ___ (carry) her shopping.
- We all hate ___ (wait) for a bus when it rains.
- The Smiths intend ___ (throw) a birthday party for their first child.
- The pay raise has helped Somsak ___ (feed) his family.
- Someone must have taken my umbrella. I remembered ___ (leave) it here by the door.
- What do you intend ___ (do) when you finish your degree?
- I tried ___ (make) chocolate cakes but they were burnt.
- The bus stopped ___ (pick) up passengers many times on the way to Chiangmai.
- Tom stopped ___ (smoke) because his son requested him to do so.
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- Don't bother queueing (queue) up for the ticket. All tickets were sold out.
- Jack helped the elderly womean carry/to carry (carry) her shopping.
- We all hate waiting/to wait (wait) for a bus when it rains.
- The Smiths intend to throw (throw) a birthday party for their first child.
- The pay raise has helped Somsak feed/to feed (feed) his family.
- Someone must have taken my umbrella. I remembered leaving (leave) it here by the door.
- What do you intend to do/doing (do) when you finish your degree?
- I tried to make (make) chocolate cakes but they were burnt.
- The bus stopped to pick (pick) up passengers many times on the way to Chiangmai.
- Tom stopped smoke (smoke) because his son requested him to do so.
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