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The Blue Round

Infinitive ;Gerund

Tenses

Conditionals;Wish – sentences

Adjective ;Adverb

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1

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2 3 4 5

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2 3 4 5

2 3 4 5

The Red Round

Infinitive ;Gerund

Tenses


Adjective ;Adverb

6 7 8 9 106 7 8 9 10

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Infinitive ; Gerund

1He is always the first (come) to school.

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Infinitive ; Gerund2

My assistant works too slowly

(to be) of much help to me.

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Don’t you mind my (join) you.

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Jane regrets (sell) her house.

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Your car needs (wash).

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We want you (enter) the Open university .

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She seems (sleep) now.

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Why do you always fry fish? Try (boil ) it.

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Infinitive ; Gerund 9

You’d better (follow) your parents’ advice.

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Did you do anything but (ask) questions.

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Tenses1

The population (rise) very fast.

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Tenses2

I think our team (to win).

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Tenses3

The car (belong) to my cousin.

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Tenses4

She always (borrow) money from her friends.

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Tenses5

Your hands are dirty. - I (paint) the house.

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Tenses6

How much (weigh) your baby?

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Tenses7

The nurse (weigh) my baby now.

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Tenses8

Mary is the most beautiful woman I ever (see).

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Tenses9

Hardly I (enter) the house when the phone rang.

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Tenses10

It is years since I last (see) Jain.

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1 I wish you (to be) here.

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2Unless you (start) at once you (to be) late.

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3What a beautiful house! I’d buy it if I (have) the money.

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4Tom is a terrible liar!

I wish he (to stop) lying.

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5If you hadn’t eaten many sweets

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6I wish it (not to rain) to hard now.

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7If she (to be) cleverer she

wouldn’t have left the university.

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8I wish you (join) us yesterday.

The party was lovely.

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9 He has been treated as if he (to be) a criminal

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10If he (to warn) in time, he would

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Adjective ;Adverb

1 Trains are (fast) than cars.

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2Nick always works so (hard/hardly).

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3My room is twice as (large) as yours.

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4The (more/most) I study. The (less/least) I learn.

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5Prices go up and up.

Everything gets (expensive and expensive).

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6The USA is (high/highly) -developed country.

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7I was in a hurry and (near/nearly) missed her.

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8I always get up (early) than you.

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9Look at her! She is growing (fat).

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10Mr. Smith refused to accept proposal of Mr.

Jones and the (later/latter) had to find another supplier.

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