Ex. 88. Change the sentences so as to use infinitive for-phrases. 1. My sister has promised to call me. I’m waiting.
2. They should have every possible advantage. She is anxious.
3. The problem is easy. You can solve it alone.
4. You can go and see everything with your own eyes. That would be the best thing.
5. You don’t have to do it yourself. There is no need.
6. Crime, poverty and other problems must be dealt with. The world community is anxious.
7. I wanted to have a snack. He bought a sandwich.
8. Some changes have to be made. The students are impatient...
9. The moon was going to rise. We were waiting.
10. The doctor is to see Paul next Tuesday. I’ve arranged...
11. She would love her daughter to marry Ben. She is eager...
12. John often took his wife out. He didn’t want her to feel lonely and isolated.
13. Her son is going to have swimming lessons. She has arranged ...
14. We’ve set a trap in our cellar. We expect the mice to get into it.
15. He proudly held out his trophy. He wanted us to admire it.
16. The piano is very heavy. One person can’t lift it.
