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)