Lesson 53 ☘ I went to the shop to …

Nov 6, 2016

Choose the right form of verb.
1. I went to the station . . .
  to catch
  a train.
  - to catch
  - catch
2. I went to the cafe . . .
  to meet
  a friend.
  - meet
  - to meet
3. I went to the post office . . .
  to get
  some stamps.
  - to get
  - get
4. I went to the supermarket . . .
  to buy
  some food.
  - to buy
  - buy
5. I turned on the television . . .
  to watch
  the news.
  - watch
  - to watch
6. Alice sat down in an armchair . . .
  to read
  the newspaper.
  - to read
  - read
7. Do I need a key . . .
  to open
  this door?
  - to open
  - open
8. I went for a walk by the river . . .
  to get
  some fresh air.
  - get
  - to get
9. I knocked on the door of David’s room . . .
  to wake
  him up.
  - to wake
  - wake
10. The doorbell rang, so I looked out of the window . . .
  to see
  who it was.
  - see
  - to see
Put in “to” or “for”.
1. Paula went to the shop . . .
  to
  buy some bread.
  - to
  - for
2. We went to a restaurant . . .
  to
  have a dinner.
  - to
  - for
3. Robert wants to go to university . . .
  to
  study economics.
  - to
  - for
4. I’m going to London . . .
  for
  an interview next week.
  - to
  - for
5. I’m going to London . . .
  to
  visit some friends of mine.
  - to
  - for
6. Have you got time . . .
  for
  a cup of coffee?
  - to
  - for
7. I got up late this morning. I didn’t have time . . .
  to
  wash.
  - to
  - for
8. Everybody needs money . . .
  to
  live.
  - to
  - for
9. The office is very small. There’s space only . . .
  for
  a desk and chair.
  - to
  - for
Complete the sentences.
1. “Excuse me, are you waiting . . .
  to
  use the phone?”
  “No, I’m waiting . . .
  for
  somebody.”
  - to … to
  - for … for
2. I can’t go out yet. I’m waiting . . .
  for
  John . . .
  to
  phone.
  - to … for
  - for … to
3. I sat down in the cinema and waited . . .
  for
  the film . . .
  to
  begin.
  - for … for
  - to … to
4. We called an ambulance and waited . . .
  for
  it . . .
  to
  arrive.
  - to … for
  - for … to
5. “Do you know what to do?”
  “No, I’m waiting . . .
  for
  you . . .
  to
  tell me.”
  - for … to
  - to … for

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