2014-11-03 Structure: gerund/infinitive test

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 302 B and C (we will have a test on Monday)
B
1 strong enough
2 warned you
3 to postpone
4 be typed
5 to have had
6 not to get
7 to have forgotten
8 to finish
C
1 D - to do
2 B - to experience
3 A - to have ([be] + infinitive = [be] supposed to)
4 C - to have been (p. 293 ex. 3 number 6)

"That house appeared to be hit by a tornado."
= I saw a tornado, and it looked like it hit that house.

"That house appeared to have been hit by a tornado."
= I saw the house in a very messy condition, like a tornado had hit it.
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p. 298 - write sentences about yourself for each question
1 I used to smoke, but I stopped smoking last year.
2 I used to smoke, but I stopped to play soccer.
3 I remember doing my homework, but now I can't find it.
4 I sometimes don't remember to do my laundry.
5 I am reluctant to go skydiving.
6 I have always been afraid to live with a pet.
7 I feel it is wrong (for people) to break a promise.
8 It was expected to have snowed last week.
  I expected it to have snowed last week.
  I expected to have found a job by now.
9 I feel it is important to have ambitions and goals.
10 I am happy to have experienced military life.
   I'm happy to have been accepted to a university.
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TEST: part 2 - choose the correct option from a, b, c, d
      part 3 - write the correct form of the verb (gerund or infinitive, maybe past or passive)

Total: 25, each point is worth 4%
       -5 = 20/25 = 80%

Part 2
1 Hibernating, or sleeping through the winter, ...
4 Having camouflage, or blending in...

Part 3
9 it necessitated developing new weapons
(necessary + infinitive, because it's an adjective,
 but "necessitate" is a verb that needs the gerund)
11 It was too powerful to employ.
   It was too powerful to be employed.
			  have employed.
			  have been employed.