Open the brackets using the correct tense of the verbs:

1. Ask hundreds of people what they ... (to plan) to do on a certain day in August next year, or the year after, and there ... (to be) only one reply.

2. This is my new car! What ... (you/to think) of it?

3. Peter could't understand what had been decided because too many people ... (to talk) at once.

4. Quite a few books ... (to miss) from the class library.

5. When I ... (to get) to the cinema, Jack ... (to wait) for me.

6. Sarah ... (to watch) her favourite TV show every evening.

7. By the time you get back Harry ... (to live).

8. What ... (you/to give) Ann for her birthday? Havey you decided yet?

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Charity Sanders

3 March, 04:03

Open the brackets using the correct tense of the verbs:

1. Ask hundreds of people what they ... (to plan) to do on a certain day in August next year, or the year after, and there ... (to be) only one reply.

2. This is my new car! What ... (you/to think) of it?

3. Peter could't understand what had been decided because too many people ... (to talk) at once.

4. Quite a few books ... (to miss) from the class library.

5. When I ... (to get) to the cinema, Jack ... (to wait) for me.

6. Sarah ... (to watch) her favourite TV show every evening.

7. By the time you get back Harry ... (to live).

8. What ... (you/to give) Ann for her birthday? Havey you decided yet?

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Adalynn Mcgrath · Answer 1

1.) Ask hundreds of people what they are going to plan to do on a certain day in August next year, or the year after, and there is going to be only one reply.

2.) This is my new car! What do you think of it?

3.) Peter couldn't understand what had been decided because too many people seem to talk at once.

4.) Quite a few books are missing from the class library.

5.) When I rush to get to the cinema, Jack plans to wait for me.

7.) By the time you get back, Harry plans to live.

8.) What are you planning to give Ann for her birthday? Have you decided yet?