Task 1. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form.
1. Do you mind _____ (help) me with some jobs today, Sam?
2. I’m not keen on _____ (read) novels. I prefer _____ (watch) TV.
3. I must _____ (finish) essay tonight. I have to hand it in tomorrow?
4. He left without _____ (say) goodbye.
5. I’d hate _____ (do) archery.
6. Brian really enjoys _____ (play) the guitar.
7. Please tell me _____ (go) out tonight!
8. The story made me _____ (cry).
9. Would you like _____ (go) now!
10. He hates _____ (watch) football on TV. He thinks it’s so boring!
11. I’m not crazy about _____ (play) sport. I prefer quieter activities.
12. We’d love _____ (come) and see your new house some time!
13. Will you _____ (help) me find a part-time job? I’m totally broke!
14. I can’t stand _____ (write) compositions. I find them really difficult!
15. He can’t wait _____ (go) on holiday.

Task 2. Put the words in brackets into the correct infinitive form or the –ing form.
1. A: Do you want me _____ (give) you a lift?
B: No, thanks. I’d rather _____ (walk).
2. A: Would you like me _____ (cook) dinner tonight?
B: OK, but how about _____ (make) something light, like soup?
3. A: Do you fancy _____ (watch) a DVD?
B: Good idea. Let me _____ (make) some popcorn.
4. A: It’s no use _____ (try) to park here. The space is too small.
B: You’re right. I’ll have _____ (drive) around the block again.
5. A: I was glad _____ (hear) you passed your exams.
B: Yes. I was the only one in my class _____ (pass) all of them.
6. A: We’d better _____ (go) now.
B: Can’t we _____ (stay) a bit longer?
7. A: Please let me _____ (go) to the party.
B: Sorry, you must _____ (study) for the exam.
8. A: Do you know how _____ (play) the piano?
B: No, but I’d like _____ (learn) one day.

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