I am sorry I have forgotten you my textbook. Can I have it back?
o lend
o lending
o to lend

• 6.
I didn't want to join the dispute, so I pretended .
o to be reading
o to read
o to have read
o to have been reading
• 7.
He suddenly awoke from his trance; there was a decision .
o to be made
o to have made
o to make
o to have been made
• 8.
Jenny seemed no attention to what was going on around her.
o to be paying
o to have paid
o to have been paying
o to pay
• 9.
Good-bye! I am so pleased you. - The pleasure is mine.
o to have been meeting
o to have met
o to meet
o to be meeting
• 10.
We intended a new house. But we couldn't afford it; houses are very expensive nowadays.
o to have bought
o to have been buying
o to be buying
o to buy
• 11.
The librarian didn't think the students their books to the library by the following week yet.
o would take
o would have taken
o took
• 12.
Mrs. Smith told me that it had not been raining when lightning the tree in her garden.
o had struck
o should be striking
o struck
• 13.
Hillary told me she in New-York all that year, and she had no wish to leave the city.
o lived
o had lived
o was living
• 14.
I told Sarah that Anne worked in a shoe shop, and she that she didn't get enough money for her job.
o always was complaining
o was always complaining
o had always been complaining
• 15.
Could you ask Aleks how long at the hotel "Grandston"?
o would have been staying
o he would be staying
o would he be staying