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Expressions with Ing Forms

April 17, 2025 - pdf

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1. She has no trouble .............................. friends.

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2. I look forward .............................. from you.

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3. Did you have difficulty ............................. my house?

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4. Do you regret ............................ school at 13?

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5. There is no point .......................... with him.

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6. It is no good ............................. to her. She won't change her mind.

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7. He spends his time ........................ nothing.

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8. People who live near the sea often go ...........................

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9. 'Where is Kathy?' 'She has gone ............................'

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10. The museum has a lot of rare exhibits. It is worth .............................

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11. There was no point ............................. angry so I stayed calm.

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12. It is no use ............................ if you don't need money.

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Answers

1. She has no trouble making friends.
2. I look forward to hearing from you.
3. Did you have difficulty finding / in finding my house?
4. Do you regret leaving school at 13?
5. There is no point in arguing with him.
6. It is no good talking to her. She won’t change her mind.
7. He spends his time doing nothing.
8. People who live near the sea often go sailing.
9. ‘Where is Kathy?’ ‘She has gone shopping.’
10. The museum has a lot of rare exhibits. It is worth visiting.
11. There was no point in getting angry so I stayed calm.
12. It is no use working if you don’t need money.

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