Verbs with dependent prepositions
-ed / -ing adjectives
Imperatives / should for advice
To + infinitive
100

I am dealing ______ a really difficult problem right now.

with

100

Simon was so ___________ to go to Disneyland

excited

100

There are three uses of imperative. What are they?

To give advice

To give warnings

To give instructions

100

What is the use of the following sentence?

I looked in the mirror to check my hair.

200

I always borrow money_______ my parents when I need something small.

from

200

The music is too loud. The neighbours are being ________ again!

annoying

200

What phrases do we often use to introduce advice with should?

I think...

I don't think...

Do you think...?

200

What are some verbs that are always followed by to + infinitve?

variety of verbs including - decide, choose, want, would like, try, promise, expect, remember, forget, need, plan, learn and offer.

300
My friend forgot her wallet at home so I offered to pay _____ her.

for

300

His dancing is terrible! I'm so __________ to be out with him.

embarrassed

300

Which form is more polite? Imperative or should?

Should

300

What form is this sentence:

I was surprised to get the job.

adjective + to + infinitive

400

It's so annoying. She's always looking ______ her phone.

at
400

It's been a very long day! I'm so __________.

exhausted

400

What form is the imperative in positive and negative sentences?

infinitive of the verb with no subject

don't + infinitive for negatives with no subject.

400

What form is the following sentence:

I don't know what to do.

verb + question word + to + infinitive

500

Sometimes, I ask _____ advice _____ my friends.

for, from

500

David kept turning the map around. He didn't know which way was up or down. It was very _________.

confusing

500

What kind of verb is should?

a modal verb

500

What are some verbs that can be followed by this form: question word + to + infinitive?

quite a few, among which: ask, decide, explain, forget, know, show, tell, understand

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