3. Доберіть потрібну форму дієслова.

1. All the January morning the telephone kept ….. in my office.

a) rung; b) to ring; c) to be ringing; d) ringing.

2. June watched her ….. with cold water the traces of emotion.

a) to remove; b) removing; c) to have removed;

d) having been removed.

3. When ….. she half closed her eyes and a dimple danced on her cheek.

a) to be laughed; b) laughed; c) laughing; d) having been laughed.

4. The novel «The Moonstone» by Collins deals with a ….. jewel.

a) vanished; b) vanishing; c) being vanished; d) to be vanished.

5. I suspected that Mr. Heng was the more likely ….. my presence.

a) to require; b) requiring; c) being required; d) required.

6. I drank slowly the green bitter tea, ….. the handless cup from palm to palm.

a) to shift; b) shifting; c) being shifted; d) to have shifted.

7. It `s natural for you ……. that money governs England.

a) to be thought; b) to be thinking; c) thinking; d) to think.

8. He didn’t want …..

a) being seen; b) to be seen; c) to see; d) having seen.

9. Then they heard the door-bell …..

a) to ring; b) to be ringing; c) ring; d) to have rung.

10. It was long after sunset, but no one thought of ….. to bed.

a) to go; b) to be gone; c) going; d) having gone.

11. She seemed ….. no attention to what was going round her.

a) to pay; b) paying; c) to have paid; d) to be paying.

12. He felt his irritation …..

a) to mount; b) mounting; c) being mounted; d) to have mounted.

13. The pills my doctor has given me make me ….. rather odd.

a) feeling; b) to feel; c) feel; d) felt.

14. That woman is still sitting. She seems ….. over an hour.

a) to be waiting; b) to have waited; c) to wait; d) to have been waiting.

4. Доберіть потрібну форму дієслова.

1. Lady Franklin seemed ….. an answer.

a) expecting; b) to expect; c) to be expected; d) to have been expecting.

2. ….. after children requires patience.

a) looking; b) being looked; c) having looked; d) to have been looking.

3. He found Dora ….. a novel in their bedroom.

a) reading; b) being read; c) to read; d) having read.

4. ….. from the expedition he wrote a book about Central Africa.

a) returning; b) having returned; c) to return; d) to have been returned.

5. However hard he tried he could not stop ….. about it.

a) to think; b) to be thinking; c) thinking; d) to have been thinking.

6. She felt somebody ….. her gently by the hand.

a) to touch; b) touch; c) touched; d) to have touched.

7. The boy was made ….. his story twice.

a) repeat; b) repeating; c) repeated; d) to repeat.

8. She didn’t seem ….. his unfriendly tone.

a) to have noticed; b) to notice; c) being noticed;

d) to have been noticed.

9. Do you mind ….. these photos again ?

a) seeing; b) having seen; c) to see; d) to have seen.

10. ….. his work, he seemed more pleased than usual.

a) finished; b) finishing; c) having finished; d) being finished.

11. He felt the water ….. his knees.

a) to reach; b) reached; c) being reached; d) reach.

12. The letter, ….. with « Dear sir» was not signed.

a) beginning; b) begun; c) having begun; d) to begin.

13. He said he was looking forward to ….. you again.

a) meet; b) being met; c) meeting; d) met.

14. The work can ….. in two days.

a) do; b) to do; c) done; d) be done.