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МатематикаВопрос:
3 Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 1) She can't (to imagine) him being a firefighter. 2) We didn't want him (to disturb) them. 3) We don't mind (to open) the window, it's so stuffy. 4) He gave up (to smoke). 5) The song is worth (to sing). 6) Would you prefer (to start) with the result of the experiment? 7) She fancies (to go) out tomorrow. 8) It's too difficult (to do) diving in such cold weather. 9) He promised me (to return) the glasses in an hour. 10) Avoid (to dress) smart. There are plenty of robbers.
Ответ:
- She can't imagine him being a firefighter.
- We didn't want him to disturb them.
- We don't mind opening the window, it's so stuffy.
- He gave up smoking.
- The song is worth singing.
- Would you prefer to start with the result of the experiment?
- She fancies going out tomorrow.
- It's too difficult to do diving in such cold weather.
- He promised me to return the glasses in an hour.
- Avoid dressing smart. There are plenty of robbers.
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