Lesson 50 ☘ work/working, go/going, do/doing

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences.
1. I’ll . . .
  phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
2. I’m going . . .
  to phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
3. Can you . . .
  phone
  Paul?
  - phone
  - to phone
4. Shall I . . .
  phone
  Paul?
  - phone
  - to phone
5. I’d like . . .
  to phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
6. Do you have . . .
  to phone
  Paul?
  - phone
  - to phone
7. You should . . .
  phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
8. I want . . .
  to phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
9. I might . . .
  phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
10. You must . . .
  phone
  Paul.
  - phone
  - to phone
Complete the sentences.
1. Please be quiet. I’m . . .
  working
  .
  - working
  - work
2. I feel tired today. I didn’t . . .
  sleep
  very well last night.
  - sleep
  - sleeping
3. What time do you usually . . .
  get
  up in the morning?
  - get
  - getting
4. “Where are you . . .
  going
  ?”
  “To the bank.”
  - go
  - going
5. Did you . . .
  watch
  television last night?
  - watch
  - watching
6. Look at that plane! It’s . . .
  flying
  very low.
  - fly
  - flying
7. You can turn off the radio. I’m not . . .
  listening
  to it.
  - listen
  - listening
8. They didn’t . . .
  eat
  anything because they weren’t hungry.
  - eat
  - eating
9. My friends were . . .
  waiting
  for me when I arrived.
  - wait
  - waiting
10. “Does Sharon always . . .
  wear
  glasses?”
  “No, only for reading.”
  - wear
  - wearing
11. “What are you . . .
  doing
  this evening?”
  “I’m . . .
  staying
  at home.”
  - doing … staying
  - do … stay
Put in verb in the correct form.
1. Shall I . . .
  open
  the window?
  - open
  - opening
  - to open
2. It’s late. I have . . .
  to go
  now.
  - go
  - to go
  - going
3. Ann isn’t . . .
  working
  this week. She’s on holiday.
  - work
  - working
  - to work
4. I’m tired. I don’t want . . .
  to go
  out.
  - going
  - go
  - to go
5. It might . . .
  rain
  , so take an umbrella with you.
  - to rain
  - raining
  - rain
6. What time do you have . . .
  to leave
  tomorrow morning?
  - to leave
  - leaving
  - leave
7. I’m afraid I can’t . . .
  help
  you.
  - help
  - to help
  - helping
8. My brother is a student. He’s . . .
  studying
  physics.
  - to study
  - studying
  - study
9. Would you like . . .
  to go
  on a trip round the world?
  - to go
  - go
  - going
10. When you saw Janet, what was she . . .
  wearing
  ?
  - wear
  - to wear
  - wearing
11. When you go to London, where are you going . . .
  to stay
  ?
  - stay
  - staying
  - to stay
12. I’m hungry. I must . . .
  have
  something to eat.
  - have
  - to have
  - having
13. “Where’s George?”
  “He’s . . .
  having
  a bath.”
  - to have
  - have
  - having
14. I used . . .
  to have
  a car but I sold it last year.
  - to have
  - have
  - having
15. He spoke very quietly. I couldn’t . . .
  hear
  him.
  - hear
  - hearing
  - to hear
16. I don’t know what he said. I wasn’t . . .
  listening
  to him.
  - listen
  - to listen
  - listening
17. I’m sorry I’m late. I had . . .
  to make
  a phone call.
  - make
  - to make
  - making
18. I want . . .
  to know
  what happened. You must . . .
  tell
  me.
  - to know … to tell
  - know … tell
19. May I . . .
  use
  your phone?
  - use
  - to use
  - using
20. You don’t look well. I don’t think you should . . .
  go
  to work today.
  - go
  - to go
  - going

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