Past Speculations

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USE OF ENGLISH EXTRA PRACTICE

Past Perfect multiple choice:   

Adjectives ending in ED or ING 

Subject and object questions

PAST PERFECT

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PAST PARTICIPLES

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Relative Pronouns Who, Which and Where

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PATTERNS of TO + Verb in Simple Form (INFINITIVE)

CASE 1: Verbs followed by INFINITIVE

1 Some verbs are followed by the to-infinitive:

I decided to go home as soon as possible.
We all wanted to have more English classes.

Common verbs followed by the to-infinitive are:

Verbs of thinking and feeling:

• choose
• decide
• expect
• forget
• hate
• hope
• intend
• learn
• like
• love
• mean
• plan
• prefer
• remember
• would like
• would love

Verbs of saying:

• agree
• promise
• refuse

Other common verbs are:

• arrange
• attempt
• fail
• help
• manage
• tend
• try
• want

CASE 2: INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE

A to-infinitive can be used to express purpose:

I'm calling to place an order for delivery.
Diya went to the door to open it.
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CASE 3: ADJECTIVE + TO + VSF

I am happy to remember my grandma.

INFINITIVE CLAUSE
The expression "It is + adj/noun to" emphasizes information by bringing it to the front of the clause. The subject of an infinitive clause is optionally expressed as [for + noun] or the accusative pronoun [for + pronoun].
MAIN CLAUSE	SUBORD	COMPLEMENT
"IT" IS + ADJ	"FOR" PRN	INFINITIVE CLS
It's difficult	for me	to guess what will happen.
It's hard		to know when a rat will get loose.
It's impossible	for us	to do  this project in 24 hours
It's important		to take a break twice a day.
It's possible	for you	to work on your own project.
It's exciting	for us	to be  here.
It's likely	for it	to get cold in the laboratory.
"IT IS"  + NP	"FOR" PRN	INFINITIVE CLS
It's a good idea (noun)		to put on your lab coat.
It's a pleasure (noun)	for us	to have you here.
It's an honor (noun)	for us	to work in this lab.

CASE 1 EXERCISES:

Exercise

In this exercise, you have to complete the sentences with a suitable verb.

buy         lock        give       speak       play        cook

1. The burglar got into my house. I forgot ...............the window.
2. I'd like to learn ............. Spanish.
3. I want ............. a new car.
4. We've arranged .................. football tomorrow afternoon.
5. My father promised .............. a surprising birthday present.

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CASE 3 : ADJECTIVE + TO + VSF

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