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Infinitive complements worksheet Exercise

December 11, 2016 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate infinitive complements.

Progress 0 of 9 answered
1I have got a lot of letters ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "to write" and "to be written" are correct because the speaker may write the letters or the letters may need writing.
2The carpets ............... are in the garage.
Wrong!
Use "to be cleaned" because the carpets receive the action.
3These vegetables are ...............
Wrong!
Use "to be chopped" because the vegetables receive the action.
4These letters are ...............
Wrong!
Use "to be posted" because the letters receive the action.
5The roof is ............... by Monday.
Wrong!
Use "to be repaired" because the roof receives the action.
6There is a lot of work ...............
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Both "to do" and "to be done" are correct after "a lot of work".
7These are the names of the people ...............
Wrong!
Use "to be contacted" because the people receive the action.
8This form is ............... in ink.
Wrong!
Use "to be filled in" because the form receives the phrasal verb "fill in" in the passive.
9You are ...............
Wrong!
Use "to be congratulated" because the person receives the congratulations.
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Answers

  1. I have got a lot of letters to write / to be written
  2. The carpets to be cleaned are in the garage.
  3. These vegetables are to be chopped
  4. These letters are to be posted
  5. The roof is to be repaired by Monday.
  6. There is a lot of work to do / to be done
  7. These are the names of the people to be contacted
  8. This form is to be filled in in ink.
  9. You are to be congratulated
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