Complete the sentences with the -ing form or the to infinitive or the verbs in brackets.1) Kelly would like..... ( learn) how to play the violin.
2) San doesn't enjoy .... (play) football when it's cold and rainy.
3) Will you manage ..... (carry) the shopping on your own.
4) Have you considered.... (study) English at university?
5) Jeanett's dad sometimes drives her to school, but really, she prefers....(walk)
Put the words in order to make phrases.
1) writing/I'm/about/to/tell/you/more/bit/a/myself.
2) now./I/going/be/must
3) hearing/to/forward/from/you./Looking
4) U/month./C/next
5) you/your/are/doing?/How/and/family
6) was/hear/to/good/It/From/you.
7) hallo/Say/your/family./to
2) San doesn't enjoy .... (play) football when it's cold and rainy.
3) Will you manage ..... (carry) the shopping on your own.
4) Have you considered.... (study) English at university?
5) Jeanett's dad sometimes drives her to school, but really, she prefers....(walk)
Put the words in order to make phrases.
1) writing/I'm/about/to/tell/you/more/bit/a/myself.
2) now./I/going/be/must
3) hearing/to/forward/from/you./Looking
4) U/month./C/next
5) you/your/are/doing?/How/and/family
6) was/hear/to/good/It/From/you.
7) hallo/Say/your/family./to
1)learning
2) playing
3)carrying
4)studying
5)walking
2.
1) I'm writing to tell you a bit more about myself
2)I must be going now.
3)Looking forward to hearing from you.
4) CU (see you) next month.
5)how are you and your family doing?
6)It was good to hear from you.
7)Say hello to your family.