1. Fill in the correct preposition: She’s proud… him.
I’m fond … swimming.
She’s crazy…painting.
He’s interested… history.
I’m brilliant…basketball.
She’s terrible…driving.

2. Phrasal verb take
I want to take…drawing.
Bill is going to take me…for my birthday.
He take…his father.
It’s warm. You can take …your coat.
These jeans are too loose. You need to take them..
He took … the business after his father’s death.

3. -Ing form, to- infinitive, infinitive without to
She didn’t mind (go) to the country.
She must (do) her homework in time.
I don’t let you (go) for a walk.
You’d better (take ) this book.
She’s educated enough (write) this article.
She was the last person (congratulate) me.
I would love (go) to Japan.
She prefers (read ) books to (watch) films.
You should avoid (spend) money on unnecessary things.
I hoped him (help) me.
I’m used to (get) up early.
I can’t help (think) of this situation.
It’s no use (rewrite) this exercise.
Do you fancy (go) with us.
Neil denies( break)the window.
I promise (call) you.
I’d rather (have) a glass of juice.
She has trouble (learn) English.
He planned (apply) for a job of a vet.