Insert to before the infinitive where necessary.
1. It might ... be useful ... stop for a moment and discuss your decision ... leave again.
2. This may ... be the task of a new, democratic government.
3. How does it feel ... be famous?
4. She bade him ... enter.
5. I was the first ... notice that.
6. If a new government emerges in Burma, it must … work with leaders of the country’s minorities.
7. In a very simple format, the chart indicates where the problems are likely ... lie.
8. I don’t know the answer; I will have ... look it up.
9. He was heard … mention his mother’s name several times.
10. She daren’t … tell her father what happened.
11.I had John … find me the address of the house.
12. Would you rather … go to the theatre or … stay at home?
13. You will never feel you know all there is ... know about a foreign country.
14. If you don’t … do it willingly, I’ll make you … do it.
15. I often hear them … sing while they are wor king.
16. She stepped aside as if ... let the young man ... have the floor.
Răspunsuri la întrebare
1. It might be useful to stop for a moment and discuss your decision to leave again.
2. This may be the task of a new, democratic government.
3. How does it feel to be famous?
4. She bade him to enter.
5. I was the first to notice that.
6. If a new government emerges in Burma, it must work with leaders of the country’s minorities.
7. In a very simple format, the chart indicates where the problems are likely to lie.
8. I don’t know the answer; I will have to look it up.
9. He was heard to mention his mother’s name several times.
10. She daren’t tell her father what happened.
11. I had John find me the address of the house.
12. Would you rather go to the theatre or stay at home?
13. You will never feel you know all there is to know about a foreign country.
14. If you don’t do it willingly, I’ll make you do it.
15. I often hear them sing while they are working.
16. She stepped aside as if to let the young man have the floor.