4. Use the appropriate form of the Infinitive (Active or Passive).
1. She only pretends _. She isn’t easy _.(frighten, frighten)
2. He is sorry _ way to panic then. (give)
3. I am glad _ to you at the party yesterday. (introduce)
4. I didn’t expect ___ this question. (ask)
5. Don’t talk too much if you want ___. (listen to)
6. Unpleasant things shouldn’t _ .(put off)
7. He is happy _ through with this task. (be)
8. It’s bad of you _ so much attention to trifling matters. You should be more serious. (pay)
9. Dan is happy ___ first prize for this picture. (award)
10. He is sorry ___ your advice then. (not follow)
11. There are a hundred things ___. (do)
12. According to the schedule the plane was _ long ago. (land)
13. It’s sensible of John _ Kate this advice. I hope she’ll follow it. (give)
14. He is sorry _ you in your work. (disturb)
15. It’s thoughtful of you _ the flowers. She was pleased. (bring)
16. He claims _Elvis Priestly. Who’ll believe him? (meet)
17. Aren’t you supposed _ after your sister at the moment? (look)
18. I am sorry _ you but I didn’t mean anything of the kind. (disappoint)
19. It was considerate of my son __ of me when I was ill. (take care)
20. The woman pretended ___ and not _ the bell. (read, hear)
21. Ann would love ___ on the beach now instead of typing letters. (lie)