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МатематикаВопрос:
5 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct (to)-infinitive or -ing form. 1. Peter seems ... (wait) for someone. He looks very nervous. 2. Ann appears ... (have) difficulty getting a job. 3. Laura can't stand ... (wear) long dresses. 4. Sue seems ... (lose) a lot of weight. Has she been on a diet? 5. They denied ... (take) the money.
Ответ:
1. Peter seems to be waiting for someone. He looks very nervous.
2. Ann appears to have difficulty getting a job.
3. Laura can't stand wearing long dresses.
4. Sue seems to have lost a lot of weight. Has she been on a diet?
5. They denied taking the money.
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