Verb Phrase 69
Fill each gap with the verb in brackets at the end of each sentence.
1
I can see it already. I . . . . to break something valuable. (go [prediction])
2
The hairdresser . . . . the street while cutting your hair. (watch)
Watched
watches
3
How far . . . . we . . . . to run? (go [intention])
4
I must . . . . to switch the lights off when I come out of the tunnel. (not forget)
5
Will Miss Richardson . . . . please? (stand up)
6
Watch out! The lamp . . . . to fall over. (go [prediction])
7
How often, do you think, . . . . Henry . . . . to tidy his desk? (try to)
8
There . . . . a number in the top right-hand corner. (be [past])
9
I . . . . to do anything until the evening. (not go [intention])
10
The cupboard is very old: it . . . . over a hundred years old. (be)
11
Three years ago vegetables . . . . much cheaper. (be)
12
It seems that Mr Tucker can . . . . that people have emotions. (not understand)
13
Who . . . . you . . . . to give the prize to? (go [intention])
14
Why . . . . everybody . . . . at Freya and not at me? (smile)
15
We are . . . . every minute which passes without you here. (hate)
16
Georgina . . . . long trousers and got scratched by the brambles. (not wear)