Based on 2c, ex.1 -ing form/(to) infinitive A: Would you like bowling tonight? B: No, thanks. I hate . A: I can't wait home. B: Neither can l. I'm really looking forward to our presents. A: Remind me the dog before I leave in the morning, will you? B: Sure, but you know I wouldn't mind it for you. A: I'm not very keen on board games. B: Me neither. I can't stand for someone to make their move. A: I can't help when I see him. B: Yeah, and I love him.

Задание

Basedon2c, ex.1

Choosethecorrectoption

-ingform/(to)infinitive

A: Wouldyoulike[to go|going]bowlingtonight?
B: No, thanks.Ihate[to bowl|bowling] .
A: Ican'twait[to get|getting]home.
B: Neithercanl.I'mreallylookingforwardto[open|opening]ourpresents.
A: Remindme[walking|to walk]thedogbeforeIleaveinthemorning, willyou?
B: Sure, butyouknowIwouldn'tmind[doing|to do]itforyou.
A: I'mnotverykeenon[play|playing]boardgames.
B: Meneither.Ican'tstand[waiting|to wait]forsomeonetomaketheirmove.
A: Ican'thelp[to laugh|laughing]whenIseehim.
B: Yeah, andIlove[teasing|to tease]him.