SPOTLIGT, FORM 11, MODULE 3

TEST 3

Variant 1

I. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the infinitive or –ing form.

1. We love … (play) board games as a family.

2. It’s too late … (apply) for the job.

3. It was very unusual for mum … (shout) like that.

4. I would like … (be) a politician when I’m older.

5. Dan keeps … (forget) to do his chores!

6. Do you fancy … (go) to the cinema this evening.

7. You should avoid … (have) an argument.

8. They didn’t let us … (pay) for the meal.

9. Lie down and take a deep breath … (feel) better.

10. I can’t stand … (watch) horror films.

11. It’s not worth … (try) to convince him.

12. You should … (be) very careful when you walk in dark streets at night.

II. Chose the correct item.

1. I enjoy to try/trying new or exciting sports.

2. It’s worth paying/to pay a little more money to get a good seat.

3. We’d better stay/staying in tonight.

4. I promise trying/to try my best .

5. We decided to go/going ice skating.

6. Tony didn’t expect to like/liking the new video game.

7. You must rely/to rely on her answer.

8. He likes play/to play football.

III. Chose the correct answer.

1. We’ve always wanted … on a safari.

A go B to go C going

2. There is no point in … . He won’t forgive me.

A apologise B to apologise C apologizing

3. I’d love … you again.

A see B to see C seeing

4. How about … us for a skiing holiday.

A join B to join C joining

5. He’s looking forward … abroad.

A travelling B to travelling C to travel

6. Do you mind … outside, please?

A wait B to wait C waiting

SPOTLIGT, FORM 11, MODULE 3

TEST 3

Variant 2

I.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the infinitive or –ing form.

1. You must … (report) the incident to the police, Charles!

2. How about … (order) a pizza tonight?

3. I’d love … (see) your new puppy!

4. My mum made me … (tell) her where I had been.

5. There’s no point in … (put) so many things into the bag. It will just break!

6. She went to school without … (eat) any breakfast.

7. I can’t wait … (tell) Tina the good news.

8. He doesn’t mind … (help) with the housework.

9. Let me … (stay) up a little longer. The film hasn’t finished yet.

10. I can’t stand … (hear) lies.

11. Will you help me … (repair) my bike?

12. He’s old enough … (drive) a car.

II. . Chose the correct item.

1. I’d rather not study/studying on a Saturday evening.

2. Jane can snowboard/to snowboard quite well.

3. I would rather go/going horseriding than kitesurfing.

4. I love swim/swimming in the sea.

5. We would love seeing/to see you next weekend.

6. You’d better not go/going snowbiking until you learn how to ski.

7. Her parents make her study/to study French.

8. He wants to become/becoming a pilot.

III. Chose the correct answer.

1. There is no point in … . He won’t forgive me.

A apologise B to apologise C apologizing

2. I’d love … you again.

A see B to see C seeing

3. Do you mind … outside, please?

A wait B to wait C waiting

4. We’ve always wanted … on a safari.

A go B to go C going

5. How about … us for a skiing holiday.

A join B to join C joining

6. He’s looking forward … abroad.

A travelling B to travelling C to travel

KEYS

V-1

I. 1. playing/to play II. 1. trying III.1. B to go

2. to aplay 2. paying 2. C apologising

3. to shout 3. stay 3. B to see

4. to be 4. to try 4. C joining

5. forgetting 5. to go 5. C to travelling

6. going 6. to like 6. C waiting

7. having 7. rely

8. pay 8. to play

9. to feel

10. watching

11. trying

12. be

V – 2

I. 1. report II. 1. study III. 1. C apologizing

2. ordering 2. snowboard 2. B to see

3. to see 3. go 3. C waiting

4. tell 4. swimming 4. B to go

5. putting 5. to see 5. C joing

6. eating 6. go 6. B to travelling

7. to tell 7. study

8. helping 8. to become

9. stay

10. hearing

11. repair

12. to drive