21
She said she knew me but I couldn't remember ... her before.
(that I saw / to have seen / seeing / to see
22
Mrs Tuck sent the boy for some coconuts but she forgot ... him money.
(giving / to give)
23
I wonder how you could forget ... that diamond ring to aunt Lucy.
(giving / to give)
24
She said she couldn't forget ... that terrible play the night before.
(seeing / to see / to have seen)
25
Tony and Dora can't ... to have a party next Sunday.
(afford / agree / arrange / advise)
26
The director ... to employ another prompter in case Mr Whiskers got ill.
(didn't mind / suggested / persuaded / couldn't afford / was ready)
27
Walking home from the theatre the girls ... having a drink at a snack bar.
(suggested / couldn't resist / didn't mind)
28
How long do you intend ... working for this company?
(going on / to go on)
29
Do you think we should go on ... the floor or shall we stop where we are?
(polishing / to polish)
30
The manager welcomed the new secretary and then went on ... him the office.
(showing / to show)
31
I regret ... you that we can't accept your job application at present.
(informing / to inform)
32
Do you regret ... Mr Whiskers that he would be fired the following day?
(telling / to tell)
33
I can't understand why they don't allow us ... in this street.
(parking / to park)
34
I don't understand why they don't allow ... in this street.
(parking / to park)
35
I wouldn't advise the boss ... Jenkins before we have found a new welder.
(sacking / to sack / firing / to fire)
36
All the crew advised ... for a new boatswain but the captain didn't agree.
(looking / to look)
37
He began ... his second opera before last Christmas.
(to compose / composing)
38
Mother was beginning ... anxious when Susy said she would marry a sailor.
(getting / to get)
39
When he threw the third stone at me I started ... that he wasn't my friend.
(realising / to realise)
40
I think the grass needs ... . Shall I call the gardener?
(cutting / to be cut)
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