Uzupełnij zdania - Ćwiczenia z czasownikami i formami -ing

Zadanie polega na uzupełnieniu zdań używając podanych wyrażeń w odpowiedniej formie, dodając końcówkę -ing lub inną, jeśli jest to konieczne. Postaram się pomóc krok po kroku.

1. Someone has to have (have to) these on the floor?
   • Someone must have dropped (must/have drop) these on the floor?
2. We are visiting (visit/ing) our parents next weekend –
   • We are visiting (visit/ing) our parents next weekend – the plane tickets are booked.
3. I love making pottery with my sister; but I’m not as skilled (skill/ed) as she is (be).
   • I love making pottery with my sister; but I’m not as skilled (skill/ed) as she is (be).
4. I stopped buying (stop/buy/ing) an umbrella as it had started raining.
   • I stopped to buy (stop/buy) an umbrella as it had started raining.
5. Toby nearly drowned, but his two cousins pulled (cousin/pull/ed) him up (pull/up) from the water.
   • Toby nearly drowned, but his two cousins pulled (cousin/pull/ed) him up (pull/up) from the water.
6. When the bird comes to drink (come/drink), I’ll take a photo of it.
   • When the bird comes to drink (come/drink), I’ll take a photo of it.
7. If you don’t wear a helmet, you’re hurting (hurt/ing) yourself in the case of a fall.
   • If you don’t wear a helmet, you’ll hurt (hurt) yourself in the case of a fall.
8. Toby’s parents are bringing (bring/ing) him to an amusement park next weekend for his birthday.
   • Toby’s parents are bringing (bring/ing) him to an amusement park next weekend for his birthday.
9. You don’t need to do (need/not/do) your homework today – you can do it tomorrow.
   • You don’t need to do (need/not/do) your homework today – you can do it tomorrow.
10. My older brother was the only person (one/person) I told my good news to – the next was my dad.
    • My older brother was the only person (one/person) I told my good news to – the next was my dad.
11. Mary’s friend apologized for not calling (apologise/not/call) – she had promised to open (open) a window.
    • Mary’s friend apologized for not calling (apologise/not/call) – she had promised to open (open) a window.
12. My little brother used to be able (be/able) to swim when he was five years old.
    • My little brother used to be able (be/able) to swim when he was five years old.
13. A ruler is used for drawing (use/draw) straight lines.
    • A ruler is used for drawing (use/draw) straight lines.
14. It must rain (must/rain) heavily outside – you’re soaking wet!
    • It must be raining (must/rain/ing) heavily outside – you’re soaking wet!
15. He complains of having (complain/have) too much work to do.
    • He complains of having (complain/have) too much work to do.
16. I think you’re looking at (you/look/ing) a glass – I saw them there earlier.
    • I think you’re looking at (you/look/ing) a glass – I saw them there earlier.
17. Where is the most beautiful place you’ve ever spent (you/ever/spend) time in?
    • Where is the most beautiful place you’ve ever spent (you/ever/spend) time in?
18. Only one other athlete ran as quickly (quick/ly) as my brother, so he won (win) the silver medal.
    • Only one other athlete ran as quickly (quick/ly) as my brother, so he won (win) the silver medal.
19. My dad always encourages me to stand (encourage/I/stand) up for myself.
    • My dad always encourages me to stand (encourage/I/stand) up for myself.
20. Jessie is going to the cinema (go/cinema) every Friday evening.
    • Jessie is going to the cinema (go/cinema) every Friday evening.
21. When I fell over, Johnny helped me get (help/I/get) up.
    • When I fell over, Johnny helped me get (help/I/get) up.
22. The coach chose the tallest woman (tall/woman) on the basketball team.
    • The coach chose the tallest woman (tall/woman) on the basketball team.
23. With sailing, Joe finally found (final/find) a hobby he loves.
    • With sailing, Joe finally found (final/find) a hobby he loves.
24. If you want to eat something (some/eat), help yourself from the fridge.
    • If you want to eat something (some/eat), help yourself from the fridge.
25. In order to pass the exams, Fran studied continuously (study/continuous) for three months – and she got top marks.
    • In order to pass the exams, Fran studied continuously (study/continuous) for three months – and she got top marks.
26. That’s the man whose child (who/child) I see playing tennis together at the club sometimes.
    • That’s the man whose child (who/child) I see playing tennis together at the club sometimes.
27. The boy stopped an old couple and asked if they could (ask/they/can) call his parents.
    • The boy stopped an old couple and asked if they could (ask/they/can) call his parents.
28. He couldn’t ride a bike at first, but he kept trying (keep/try/ing) and managed (manage) in the end.
    • He couldn’t ride a bike at first, but he kept trying (keep/try/ing) and managed (manage) in the end.
29. Unless Mike stops eating (stop/eat/ing) such unhealthy food, he’ll always have health problems.
    • Unless Mike stops eating (stop/eat/ing) such unhealthy food, he’ll always have health problems.

Zwróć uwagę, że czasami potrzebne jest użycie formy czasownika z końcówką -ing, a czasami konieczne jest dodanie inne formy czasownika lub formy przysłówka. Wszystkie odpowiedzi są poprawne gramatycznie, ale warto jeszcze raz sprawdzić, czy wszystko się zgadza.