Put in any verb in the correct form. You may add auxiliaries, and you may also add the infinitive mark to.
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| 1 |
He's had ***** hard to achieve all this. |
| 2 |
We were asked not ***** |
| 3 |
I look forward to ***** from you. |
| 4 |
He'd ***** the boat if he had had the money. |
| 5 |
You had better ***** eating junk food. |
| 6 |
The ladies ***** to the party by my uncle. |
| 7 |
Jane's father has forbidden her ***** |
| 8 |
Henry should ***** the house weeks ago! |
| 9 |
The teacher ***** just leaving when I entered the room. |
| 10 |
They mightn't ***** before midnight. |
| 11 |
I'm sure Sandra dare not ***** her father again. |
| 12 |
Would you mind ***** me with my homework? |
| 13 |
They were anxious about ***** started. |
| 14 |
I was ***** over by a big lorry. |
| 15 |
The two men ***** their neighbour, didn't they? |
| 16 |
What made you ***** your mind about going to Italy? |
| 17 |
The passengers ***** seriously ***** , weren't they? |
| 18 |
Your mother ***** tomorrow morning, won't she? |
| 19 |
***** the garage I realized someone was waiting for me. |
| 20 |
She would love to go, ***** she not? |
| 21 |
He gave me my ticket, and ***** to his wife. |
| 22 |
If something does ***** , I want you to ring me. |
| 23 |
Sally ***** her father in a car crash, didn't she? |
| 24 |
I felt terribly ill, and I ***** to take two aspirins. |
| 25 |
The queen was ***** in bed, waiting for the doctor. |