1.
Gerunds
and Infinitives Put the verb into the
correct form:
1. I don’t fancy ______________ (go) out
tonight.
2. She avoided ______________ (tell) him about
her plans.
3. I would like ______________ (come) to the
party with you.
4. He enjoys ______________ (have) a bath in the
evening.
5. She kept ______________ (talk) during the
film.
6. I am learning ______________ (speak) English.
7. Do you mind ______________ (give) me a hand?
8. She helped me ______________ (carry) my
suitcases.
9. I’ve finished ______________ (cook). Come and
eat!
10.
He decided ______________ (study) Biology.
11.
I dislike ______________ (wait).
12.
He asked ______________ (come) with us.
13.
I promise ______________ (help) you tomorrow.
14.
We discussed ______________ (go) to the cinema, but in the end we stayed at home.
15.
She agreed ______________ (bring) the pudding.
16.
I don’t recommend ______________ (take) the bus, it takes forever!
17.
We hope ______________ (visit) Amsterdam next month.
18.
She suggested ______________ (go) to the museum.
19.
They plan ______________ (start) college in the autumn.
20.
I don’t want ______________ (leave) yet.
2.
Put the verb
into the gerund or the infinitive with ‘to’:
1. She delayed ______________ (get) out of bed.
2. He demanded ______________ (speak) to the
manager.
3. I offered ______________ (help).
4. I miss ______________ (go) to the beach.
5. We postponed ______________ (do) our
homework.
6. I’d hate ______________ (arrive) too late.
7. She admitted ______________ (steal) the
money.
8. I chose ______________ (work) here.
9. She waited ______________ (buy) a drink.
10.
I really appreciate ______________ (be) on holiday.
11.
I couldn’t help ______________ (laugh).
12.
It seems ______________ (be) raining.
13.
I considered ______________ (move) to Spain.
14.
They practised ______________ (speak).
15.
Finally I managed ______________ (finish) the work.
16.
I really can’t stand ______________ (wait) for the bus.
17.
Unfortunately, we can’t afford ______________ (buy) a new car this year.
18.
She risked ______________ (be) late.
19.
I’d love ______________ (come) with you.
20.
I prepared ______________ (go) on holiday.
3.
Put the verb
into the gerund or the infinitive with ‘to’:
1. It appears _________________ (be)
raining.
2. We intend _________________ (go) to the
countryside this weekend.
3. I pretended _________________ (be) sick so I
didn’t have to go to work.
4. Can you imagine_________________ (live)
without TV?
5. They tolerate_________________ (smoke) but
they prefer people not to.
6. I anticipate _________________ (arrive) on Tuesday.
7. A wedding involves _________________ (negotiate)
with everyone in the family.
8. He denies _________________ (steal) the
money.
9. He claims _________________ (be) a
millionaire but I don’t believe him.
10.
I expect _________________ (be) there about seven.
11.
Julia reported _________________ (see) the boys to the police.
12.
It tends _________________ (rain) a lot in Scotland.
13.
Do you recall _________________ (meet) her at the party last week?
14.
She mentioned _________________ (go) to the cinema, but I don’t know what she decided to do in the end.
15.
The teenager refused _________________ (go) on holiday with his parents.
16.
I understand _________________ (be) late once or twice, but every day is
too much!
17.
I would prefer you _________________ (come) early if you can.
18.
That criminal deserves _________________ (get) a long sentence.
19.
She completed _________________ (paint) her flat.
20.
We arranged _________________ (meet) at four but at four thirty she still hadn’t
arrived.
4.
Choose ‘let’ or
‘make’ and put it into the correct form:
1. John’s mother used to __________ him clean up
his room.
2. The teacher doesn’t __________ her students
use their mobile phones in class.
3. Julie’s father doesn’t __________ her use his
car.
4. The professor often __________ the students
do a lot of homework.
5. The policeman __________ the teenagers pick
up the litter they had dropped.
6. My mother never __________ me stay out late
when I was young.
7. The guard __________ her get off the train
because she didn’t have a ticket.
8. Lucy might __________ you borrow her laptop
if you ask her nicely.
9. The comedian really __________ us laugh last
night.
10.
When people are late it __________ me really annoyed!
11.
Doing a lot of exercise __________ me eat as many cakes as I like!
12.
The boss often __________ us work late.
13.
Joan’s new job has __________ her very happy.
14.
This card __________ you travel on any bus in the city.
15.
My current job __________ me work wherever I want.
16.
Your photos __________ me want to visit Columbia – it looks very beautiful.
17.
Speaking English __________ you communicate with lots of different people.
18.
Robert doesn’t __________ his children watch TV.
19.
That film __________ me cry – it was so sad.
20.
The professor __________ us hand in our essays a day late last term.
5.
Put in the
correct form of ‘make’ or ‘do’:
1. John worked hard and ____________ his best at
his job, but he still wasn’t promoted.
2. The teenagers were ____________ such a noise
that the neighbour called the police.
3. She ____________ a payment on her debt every
month. Soon she’ll have finished paying
it off.
4. So many chores to ____________! I need to
clean the bathroom and the kitchen,
hoover and change all the beds.
5. Sorry, I ____________ a mistake. The restaurant
isn’t here, but on another street.
6. It’s late, and we should go home. Let’s
____________ a move.
7. Unfortunately his business ____________ a
huge loss last year and had to close
down.
8. If you don’t speak English, you’ll find it
hard to ____________ business in the UK.
9. He ____________ a promise to his grandmother
that he’d never fight anyone ever again.
10.
I called the hotel and ____________ a reservation for two people for Saturday
the 16th.
11.
The washing machine flooded and the water ____________ a lot of damage. All the
carpets had to be replaced.
12.
She ____________ a lot of lists of things to do, but she never does any of
the things!
13.
Unfortunately, all the students ____________ very badly on the test.
14.
Children ____________ such a mess! I spend my whole life tidying up! © 2012 www.perfect-english-grammar.com
May be freely copied for personal or classroom use.
15.
The car was ____________ 90 miles per hour on the motorway when it was stopped by the police.
16.
John went outside to ____________ a phone call.
17.
Lucy has decided to ____________ a course this autumn. She’s going to study Spanish.
18.
My grandmother loves ____________ crosswords.
19.
Anne ____________ a good point. She said that it’s often cheaper to fly in
the UK than take the train.
20.
If I were to ____________ a prediction, I’d say that it’ll rain this afternoon.
6.
Put in the
correct form of ‘make’ or ‘do’:
1. I haven’t eaten chocolate for three weeks, but
it hasn’t ____________ any difference to
my weight!
2. If you’ll ____________ the dishes, I’ll sweep
the floor.
3. Thanks for ____________ such lovely comments
about my paintings! I’m really glad you
like them.
4. Could you call the manager please? I’d like
to ____________ a complaint.
5. I feel terrible! I really must ____________
some more exercise! Will you come for a
run with me tomorrow?
6. He’s volunteering at a homeless shelter because
he wants to ____________ good.
7. She needs to ____________ a choice. Either
move to Madrid or stay inLondon. She can’t keep changing every week!
8. Let’s ____________ a date to meet and talk
about your business idea. How about next Friday?
9. John ____________ a decision to take the bus,
but it was so delayed that he wished
he’d taken the train.
10.
Robert spent the weekend ____________ the gardening. He mowed the lawn and planted a lot of new plants.
11.
The child ____________ a face behind the teacher’s back.
12.
It’s freezing! Let’s turn on the heating and ____________ a fire in the fireplace.
13.
I’m not going to go ice skating! I’d only fall over and ____________ a fool
of myself!
14.
Could you possibly ____________ me a favourand bring dessert to my dinner party
tomorrow.May be freely copied for personal or classroom use.
15.
When she was 40 she sold her business and ____________ a fortune. She now spends
most of her time at the beach.
16.
Lucy helped the children to ____________ drawings of the flowers.
17.
Jill has to ____________ three exams this week, so I don’t think we’ll see
her until next week.
18.
I’m fine mum! There’s no need to call the doctor! Don’t ____________ a fuss.
19.
John ____________ a joke at the start of the meeting, but nobody laughed.
20.
I really need to ____________ some shopping this afternoon. We have no food in the house at all.
7.
Put in the correct
form of ‘make’ or ‘do’:
1. You should eat more fruit and vegetables. It
would ____________ you good.
2. Traditionally, three people ____________
speeches at weddings in the UK. The
groom, the father of the bride, and the best man.
3. Lucy ____________ all the ironing, washed the
floor and made dinner.
4. John decided that he needed to ____________
more research before he could write his
essay.
5. Could I ____________ a suggestion? Maybe we
should give up work for today and go and
have a drink.
6. I’m too busy to see you now. Please call my
secretary and ____________ an appointment.
7. I spent a long time ____________ my hair, but
when I went outside, the wind ruined it in one minute!
8. He ____________ an attempt to tidy up before
she arrived, but the room was still very messy.
9. How do you like our new kitchen? I think the
workmen ____________ a good job.
10.
They have ____________ too many errors in this article. We can’t publish it.
11.
I know the shop usually closes at six but could you ____________ an exception today? I have a busload of tourists
who’d like to visit.
12.
She tried to ____________ her homework early in the evening, so she could relax afterwards.
13.
I ____________ a great effort to study hard for that exam, but I still
didn’t pass!
14.
I travelled to Paris when I was a child and it ____________ a great
impression on me. I’ve always loved
France and French things ever since.
15.
One tiny piece of chocolate cake won’t ____________ you any harm! Eat up! May
be freely copied for personal or classroom use.
16.
He didn’t ____________ a sound when he got home late, so as not to wake up his
wife.
17.
Right, could you ____________ arrangements for next week? We need to book a
restaurant for lunch at 1pm on Saturday, and we need to think of something to do on Sunday too.
18.
I spend far too much time ____________ housework! I wish I had a cleaner!
19.
She ____________ certain that she had turned the iron off before she left the house.
20.
I enjoy going to new places and ____________ new friends.
8.
Put in the
correct form of ‘make’ or ‘do’:
1. How much money does a waitress ____________?
2. Could you ____________ the laundry today? We
have no clean clothes.
3. She spent the evening watching black and white
films and ____________ her nails.
4. Did their new business ____________ a profit
last year?
5. The teacher ____________ some very positive
remarks about Susie’s work.
6. There’s so much paperwork to ____________!
I’ll be here all night
7. The CEO of the company ____________ some interesting
observations during his visit to our department.
8. I’d like to ____________ Julie an offer of a
job. It would be full time in our office.
9. There was a man sitting on the pier earlier. He
was ____________ a painting of the
boats.
10.
This lecture is so boring! Let’s ____________ an escape during the break
and go to the café!
11.
William ____________ an excuse to the teacher about why he was late, but she
didn’t believe him.
12.
Stop talking and ____________ some work!
13.
Alison can’t come tonight. She’d already ____________ plans.
14.
I’m going to work all weekend. I really want to ____________ some progress on this project.
15.
Could you please ____________ sure that the money has gone into the correct bank
account?
16.
It takes Lizzie an hour a day to ____________ the washing up. She would love to
have a dishwasher.
17.
I offered the job to Ian, and I said he had until Monday to ____________
his mind up. May be freely copied for
personal or classroom use.
18.
In the morning she gets up, has a shower and gets dressed, then ____________ the
bed. After that she goes downstairs and has breakfast.
19.
John and Lucy ____________ their way through the crowded streets to their hotel.
20.
Graham ____________ really well in the tennis competition. He came second out
of over a hundred people.
9.
Put in ‘said’ or
‘told’:
1. Julie ______________ that she would join us
after work.
2. She ______________ me that she was going
running this evening.
3. John ______________ us that he couldn’t come
to the party.
4. John ______________ that he had been to the
cinema at the weekend.
5. She ______________ them she wanted to quit.
6. David ______________ he was going to arrive
at eight.
7. They ______________ that they didn’t want to
meet us on Tuesday.
8. I ______________ him I wasn’t impressed.
9. Lucy ______________ Julie that she was
leaving on Wednesday.
10.
We ______________ that we were going on holiday the following week.
11.
Jack ______________ my mother he would be in Spain this week.
12.
I ______________ that I hated mushrooms.
13.
She ______________ she loved chocolate.
14.
They ______________ they were meeting Luke today.
15.
They ______________ us they were going to the museum this afternoon.
16.
He ______________ he wouldn’t start without us.
17.
I ______________ them I’d bring pudding.
18.
Jonathan ______________ it would rain today.
19.
They ______________ us that it was fine to come late.
20.
The boss ______________ me that I should do some more work on this report.
10.
Make an
affirmative sentence, negative sentence or question using ‘used to +
infinitive’:
1. I / live in a flat when I was a child.
_______________________________________________________________
2. We / go to the beach every summer?
_______________________________________________________________
3. She / love eating chocolate, but now she
hates it.
_______________________________________________________________
4. He / not / smoke.
_______________________________________________________________
5. I / play tennis when I was at school.
_______________________________________________________________
6. She / be able to speak French, but she has
forgotten it all.
_______________________________________________________________
7. He / play golf every weekend?
_______________________________________________________________
8. They both / have short hair.
_______________________________________________________________
9. Julie / study Portuguese.
_______________________________________________________________
10.
I / not / hate school.
_______________________________________________________________
11.
If it’s
possible, make a sentence with ‘would + infinitive’. If it’s not possible, use
‘used to + infinitive’:
1. I / have short hair when I was a teenager.
_______________________________________________________________
2. We / go to the same little café for lunch
every day when I was a student.
_______________________________________________________________
3. She / love playing badminton before she hurt
her shoulder.
_______________________________________________________________
4. He / walk along the beach every evening
before bed.
_______________________________________________________________
5. I / always lose when I played chess with my
father.
_______________________________________________________________
6. She / be able to dance very well.
_______________________________________________________________
7. My grandfather / drink a cup of coffee after
dinner every night.
_______________________________________________________________
8. Luke / not have a car.
_______________________________________________________________
9. We / live in Brazil.
_______________________________________________________________
10.
My family / often go to the countryside for the weekend when I was young.
_______________________________________________________________
Make sentences using ‘be used to +
verb-ing’ or ‘be used to + noun / pronoun’. You need to choose the correct tense:
1. I (live) in London, so the crowds don’t
bother me.
_______________________________________________________________
2. She (the Tokyo subway) so she doesn’t get
lost.
_______________________________________________________________
3. He (not / deal) with animals, so he’s a bit
scared of the dogs.
_______________________________________________________________
4. John (drive) in heavy traffic.
_______________________________________________________________
5. I (wake) up in the night with my baby. I
drink lots of coffee!
_______________________________________________________________
6. It was very hard to get up at five when I
first started this job, because I (not / it).
_______________________________________________________________
7. She (drink) a lot of coffee, so she doesn’t
have a problem with going to sleep afterwards.
_______________________________________________________________
8. I’ve lived here in Hokkaido for three years
but I (not / the snow).
_______________________________________________________________
9. He (do) a lot of exercise, so a ten-mile walk
is easy for him.
_______________________________________________________________
10.
Julie’s flat is in the centre of London. When she visits a friend in the
countryside, it’s difficult for her to
sleep because she (not / the quiet).
_______________________________________________________________
Key
Verb pat.
Exc.1
1. going
2. telling
3. to come
4. having
5. talking
6. to speak
7. giving
8. to carry
9. cooking
10. to study
11. waiting
12. to come
13. to help
14. going
15. to bring
16. taking
17. to visit
18. going
19. to start
20. to leave
1. getting
2. to speak
3. to help
4. going
5. doing
6. to arrive
7. stealing
8. to work
9. to buy
10. being
11. laughing
12. to be
13. moving
14. speaking
15. to finish
16. waiting
17. to buy
18. being
19. to come
20. to go
1. to be
2. to go
3. to be
4. living
5. smoking
6. arriving
7. negotiating
8. stealing
9. to be
10. to be
11. seeing
12. to rain
13. meeting
14. going
15. to go
16. being
17. to come
18. to get
19. painting
20. to meet
Exc. 4
1. John’s mother used to make
him clean up his room.
2. The teacher doesn’t let her
students use their mobile phones in class.
3. Julie’s father doesn’t let
her use his car.
4. The professor often makes the
students do a lot of homework.
5. The policeman made the
teenagers pick up the litter they had dropped.
6. My mother never let me stay
out late when I was young.
7. The guard made her get off
the train because she didn’t have a ticket.
8. Lucy might let you borrow her
laptop if you ask her nicely.
9. The comedian really made us
laugh last night.
10. When people are late it makes me really annoyed!
11. Doing a lot of exercise lets me eat as many cakes as I like!
12. The boss often makes us work late.
13. Joan’s new job has made her very happy.
14. This card lets you travel on any bus in the city.
15. My current job lets me work wherever I want.
16. Your photos make me want to visit Columbia – it looks very
beautiful.
17. Speaking English lets you communicate with lots of different people.
18. Robert doesn’t let his children watch TV.
19. That film made me cry – it was so sad.
20. The professor let us hand in our essays a day late last term.
Exc 5
1. John worked hard and did his
best at his job, but he still wasn’t promoted.
2. The teenagers were making
such a noise that the neighbour called the police.
3. She makes a payment on her
debt every month. Soon she’ll have finished
paying it off.
4. So many chores to do! I need
to clean the bathroom and the kitchen, hoover and change all the beds.
5. Sorry, I made a mistake. The
restaurant isn’t here, but on another street.
6. It’s late, and we should go
home. Let’s make a move.
7. Unfortunately his business
made a huge loss last year and had to close down.
8. If you don’t speak English,
you’ll find it hard to do business in the UK.
9. He made a promise to his
grandmother that he’d never fight anyone ever again.
10. I called the hotel and made a reservation for two people for
Saturday the 16th
11. The washing machine flooded and the water did a lot of damage. All
the carpets had to be replaced.
12. She makes a lot of lists of things to do, but she never does any of
the things!
13. Unfortunately, all the students did very badly on the test.
14. Children make such a mess! I spend my whole life tidying up!
15. The car was doing 90 miles per hour on the motorway when it was
stopped by the police.
16. John went outside to make a phone call.
17. Lucy has decided to do a course this autumn. She’s going to study
Spanish.
18. My grandmother loves doing crosswords.
19. Anne made a good point. She said that it’s often cheaper to fly in
the UK than take the train.
20. If I were to make a prediction, I’d say that it’ll rain this
afternoon.
Exc 6
1. I haven’t eaten chocolate for
three weeks, but it hasn’t made any difference to my weight!
2. If you’ll do the dishes, I’ll
sweep the floor.
3. Thanks for making such lovely
comments about my paintings! I’m really glad
you like them. 4. Could you call the manager
please? I’d like to make a complaint.
5. I feel terrible! I really
must do some more exercise! Will you come for a run with me tomorrow?
6. He’s volunteering at a
homeless shelter because he wants to do good.
7. She needs to make a choice.
Either move to Madrid or stay in London. She
can’t keep changing every week!
8. Let’s make a date to meet and
talk about your business idea. How about next Friday?
9. John made a decision to take
the bus, but it was so delayed that he wished he’d taken the train.
10. Robert spent the weekend doing the gardening. He mowed the lawn
and planted a lot of newplants.
11. The child made a face behind the teacher’s back.
12. It’s freezing! Let’s turn on the heating and make a fire in the
fireplace.
13. I’m not going to go ice skating! I’d only fall over and make a fool
of myself!
14. Could you possibly do me a favour and bring dessert to my dinner
party tomorrow?
15. When she was 40 she sold her business and made a fortune. She now
spends most of her time at the beach.
16. Lucy helped the children to do drawings of the flowers.
17. Jill has to do three exams this week, so I don’t think we’ll see
her until next week.
18. I’m fine mum! There’s no need to call the doctor! Don’t make a
fuss.
19. John made a joke at the start of the meeting, but nobody laughed.
20. I really need to do some shopping this afternoon. We have no food
in the house at all.
Exc 7
1. You should eat more fruit and
vegetables. It would do you good.
2. Traditionally, three people
make speeches at weddings in the UK. The groom, the father of the bride, and
the best man.
3. Lucy did all the ironing,
washed the floor and made dinner.
4. John decided that he needed
to do more research before he could write his essay.
5. Could I make a suggestion?
Maybe we should give up work for today and go and have a drink.
6. I’m too busy to see you now.
Please call my secretary and make an appointment.
7. I spent a long time doing my
hair, but when I went outside, the wind ruined it in one minute!
8. He made an attempt to tidy up
before she arrived, but the room was still very messy.
9. How do you like our new
kitchen? I think the workmen did a good job.
10. They have made too many errors in this article. We can’t publish
it.
11. I know the shop usually closes at six but could you make an
exception today? I have a busload of tourists who’d like to visit.
12. She tried to do her homework early in the evening, so she could
relax afterwards.
13. I made a great effort to study hard for that exam, but I still
didn’t pass!
14. I travelled to Paris when I was a child and it made a great
impression on me. I’ve always loved France and French things ever since.
15. One tiny piece of chocolate cake won’t do you any harm! Eat up!
16. He didn’t make a sound when he got home late, so as not to wake up
his wife.
17. Right, could you make arrangements for next week? We need to book a
restaurant for lunch at 1pm on Saturday, and we need to think of something
to do on Sunday too.
18. I spend far too much time doing housework! I wish I had a cleaner!
19. She made certain that she had turned the iron off before she left
the house.
20. I enjoy going to new places and making new friends.
Exc 8
1. How much money does a
waitress make?
2. Could you do the laundry
today? We have no clean clothes.
3. She spent the evening
watching black and white films and doing her nails.
4. Did their new business make a
profit last year?
5. The teacher made some very
positive remarks about Susie’s work.
6. There’s so much paperwork to
do! I’ll be here all night
7. The CEO of the company made
some interesting observations during his visit
to our department.
8. I’d like to make Julie an
offer of a job. It would be full-time in our office.
9. There was a man sitting on
the pier earlier. He was doing a painting of the boats. !
10. This lecture is so boring! Let’s make an escape during the break
and go to the café!
11. William made an excuse to the teacher about why he was late, but
she didn’t believe him.
12. Stop talking and do some work!
13. Alison can’t come tonight. She’d already made plans.
14. I’m going to work all weekend. I really want to make some progress
on this project.
15. Could you please make sure that the money has gone into the correct
bank account?
16. It takes Lizzie an hour a day to do the washing up. She would love
to have a dishwasher.
17. I offered the job to Ian, and said he had until Monday to make his
mind up.
18. In the morning she gets up, has a shower and gets dressed, then
makes the bed. After that she goes downstairs and has breakfast.
19. John and Lucy made their way through the crowded streets to their
hotel.
20. Graham did really well in the tennis competition. He came second
out of over a hundred people.
Exc 9
1. Julie said that she would
join us after work.
2. She told me that she was
going running this evening.
3. John told us that he couldn’t
come to the party.
4. John said that he had been to
the cinema at the weekend.
5. She told them she wanted to
quit.
6. David said he was going to
arrive at eight.
7. They said that they didn’t
want to meet us on Tuesday.
8. I told him I wasn’t
impressed.
9. Lucy told Julie that she was
leaving on Wednesday.
10. We said that we were going on holiday the following week.
11. Jack told my mother he would be in Spain this week.
12. I said that I hated mushrooms.
13. She said she loved chocolate.
14. They said they were meeting Luke today.
15. They told us they were going to the museum this afternoon.
16. He said he wouldn’t start without us.
17. I told them I’d bring pudding.
18. Jonathan said it would rain today.
19. They told us that it was fine to come late.
20. The boss told me that I should do some more work on this report.
Exc 10
1. I used to live in a flat when
I was a child.
2. Did we use to go to the beach
every summer?
3. She used to love eating
chocolate, but now she hates it.
4. He didn’t use to smoke.
5. I used to play tennis when I
was at school.
6. She used to be able to speak
French, but she has forgotten it all.
7. Did he use to play golf every
weekend?
8. They both used to have short
hair.
9. Julie used to study
Portuguese.
10. I didn’t use to hate school.
Exc 11
1. I used to have short hair
when I was a teenager.
2. We would go to the same
little café for lunch every day when I was a student.
3. She used to love playing
badminton before she hurt her shoulder.
4. He would walk along the beach
every evening before bed.
5. I would always lose when I
played chess with my father.
6. She used to be able to dance
very well.
7. My grandfather would drink a
cup of coffee after dinner every night.
8. Luke didn’t use to have a
car.
9. We used to live in Brazil.
10. My family would often go to the countryside for the weekend when I
was young.
Exc 12
1. I’m used to living in London,
so the crowds don’t bother me.
2. She’s used to the Tokyo
subway so she doesn’t get lost.
3. He’s not used to dealing with
animals, so he’s a bit scared of the dogs.
4. John’s used to driving in
heavy traffic.
5. I’m used to waking up in the
night with my baby. I drink lots of coffee!
6. It was very hard to get up at
five when I first started this job, because I wasn’t used to it.
7. She’s used to drinking a lot
of coffee, so she doesn’t have a problem with going to sleep afterwards.
8. I’ve lived here in Hokkaido
for three years but I’m still not used to the snow.
9. He’s used to doing a lot of
exercise, so a ten-mile walk is easy for him.
10. Julie’s flat is in the centre of London. When she visits a friend
in the countryside, it’s difficult for
her to sleep because she’s not used to the quiet.
