Question

exercises

49.1 complete the sentences. write: ... call dan or ... to call dan.
1 ill call dan
2 im going to call dan
3 can you dan?
4 should i ?
5 id like
6 do you have ?
7 you should
8 i want
9 i might
10 could you ?

49.2 complete the sentences with a verb from the box. sometimes you need the base form (work/go, etc.) and sometimes you need -ing (working/going, etc.).
do/doing get/getting sleep/sleeping watch/watching
eat/eating go/going stay/staying wear/wearing
fly/flying listen/listening wait/waiting work/working

1 please be quiet. im working.
2 i feel tired today. i didnt sleep very well last night.
3 what time do you usually up in the morning?
4 \where are you ?\ \to the office.\
5 did you tv last night?
6 look at that plane! its very low.
7 you can turn off the music. im not to it.
8 they didnt anything because they werent hungry.
9 my friends were for me when i arrived.
10 \does susan always glasses?\
o, only for reading.\
11 \what are you tonight?\ \im home.\

Explanation:

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Analyze Exercise 49.1

Determine whether each modal, auxiliary, or verb pattern requires the bare infinitive "... call Dan" or the to-infinitive "... to call Dan".

• 1: "I'll" (will) + bare infinitive -> "I'll call Dan"
• 2: "I'm going" + to-infinitive -> "I'm going to call Dan"
• 3: "Can you" + bare infinitive -> "Can you call Dan?"
• 4: "Should I" + bare infinitive -> "Should I call Dan?"
• 5: "I'd like" + to-infinitive -> "I'd like to call Dan"
• 6: "Do you have" + to-infinitive -> "Do you have to call Dan?"
• 7: "You should" + bare infinitive -> "You should call Dan"
• 8: "I want" + to-infinitive -> "I want to call Dan"
• 9: "I might" + bare infinitive -> "I might call Dan"
• 10: "Could you" + bare infinitive -> "Could you call Dan?"

Analyze Exercise 49.2

Complete the sentences using the correct verb and form (base form or -ing form) from the box.

• 1: "I'm" + -ing -> "working" (given)
• 2: "didn't" + base form -> "sleep" (given)
• 3: "usually" + base form -> "get" (get up)
• 4: "Where are you" + -ing -> "going"
• 5: "Did you" + base form -> "watch" (watch TV)
• 6: "It's" + -ing -> "flying" (plane flying low)
• 7: "I'm not" + -ing -> "listening" (listening to it)
• 8: "didn't" + base form -> "eat" (eat anything)
• 9: "were" + -ing -> "waiting" (waiting for me)
• 10: "Does... always" + base form -> "wear" (wear glasses)
• 11: "What are you" + -ing -> "doing" tonight? "I'm" + -ing -> "staying" home.

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Exercise 49.1

1. I'll call Dan
2. I'm going to call Dan
3. Can you call Dan?
4. Should I call Dan?
5. I'd like to call Dan
6. Do you have to call Dan?
7. You should call Dan
8. I want to call Dan
9. I might call Dan
10. Could you call Dan?

Exercise 49.2

1. working
2. sleep
3. get
4. going
5. watch
6. flying
7. listening
8. eat
9. waiting
10. wear
11. doing / staying

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Determine whether each modal, auxiliary, or verb pattern requires the bare infinitive "... call Dan" or the to-infinitive "... to call Dan".

• 1: "I'll" (will) + bare infinitive -> "I'll call Dan"
• 2: "I'm going" + to-infinitive -> "I'm going to call Dan"
• 3: "Can you" + bare infinitive -> "Can you call Dan?"
• 4: "Should I" + bare infinitive -> "Should I call Dan?"
• 5: "I'd like" + to-infinitive -> "I'd like to call Dan"
• 6: "Do you have" + to-infinitive -> "Do you have to call Dan?"
• 7: "You should" + bare infinitive -> "You should call Dan"
• 8: "I want" + to-infinitive -> "I want to call Dan"
• 9: "I might" + bare infinitive -> "I might call Dan"
• 10: "Could you" + bare infinitive -> "Could you call Dan?"

Analyze Exercise 49.2

Complete the sentences using the correct verb and form (base form or -ing form) from the box.

• 1: "I'm" + -ing -> "working" (given)
• 2: "didn't" + base form -> "sleep" (given)
• 3: "usually" + base form -> "get" (get up)
• 4: "Where are you" + -ing -> "going"
• 5: "Did you" + base form -> "watch" (watch TV)
• 6: "It's" + -ing -> "flying" (plane flying low)
• 7: "I'm not" + -ing -> "listening" (listening to it)
• 8: "didn't" + base form -> "eat" (eat anything)
• 9: "were" + -ing -> "waiting" (waiting for me)
• 10: "Does... always" + base form -> "wear" (wear glasses)
• 11: "What are you" + -ing -> "doing" tonight? "I'm" + -ing -> "staying" home.

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<answer>

Exercise 49.1

1. I'll call Dan
2. I'm going to call Dan
3. Can you call Dan?
4. Should I call Dan?
5. I'd like to call Dan
6. Do you have to call Dan?
7. You should call Dan
8. I want to call Dan
9. I might call Dan
10. Could you call Dan?

Exercise 49.2

1. working
2. sleep
3. get
4. going
5. watch
6. flying
7. listening
8. eat
9. waiting
10. wear
11. doing / staying

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