the verbs in brackets in the (to)-infinitive or - вопрос №186473491 от ladhice 17.08.2022 15:19

Question

Английский язык: the verbs in brackets in the (to)-infinitive or the –ing form. 1 Jill promised (come) to the party.2 Kelly is very good at (write) poems. 3 Would you mind (give) me those scissors?4 They are too young (take part) in the show.5 I don’t mind (help) you.​

ladhice · Answer

ответ: Jill promised to come to the party.

2 Kelly is very good at writing poetry.

3 Could you give me these scissors?

4 They are too young to take part in the show.

5 I do not mind helping you.

Объяснение:

the verbs in brackets in the (to)-infinitive or the –ing form. 1 Jill promised (come) to the party.2 Kelly is very good at (write) poems. 3 Would you mind (give) me those scissors?4 They are too young (take part) in the show.5 I don’t mind (help) you.​

the verbs in brackets in the (to)-infinitive or the –ing form.

1 Jill promised (come) to the party.

2 Kelly is very good at (write) poems.

3 Would you mind (give) me those scissors?

4 They are too young (take part) in the show.

5 I don’t mind (help) you.