Mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the correct answer to each of the following questions.
“_________” - “I’m glad you enjoyed it. Hope to see you again soon.”

A.  That’s a great dinner. Thanks a lot. You’ll have to come to our place sometime.

B.  My uncle is coming soon. Would you like to come to our dinner?

C.  I highly appreciate for the houses you’ve rebuilt for our village.

D.  I don’t mind going to the party sometimes but when I know everybody there then I enjoy it.

II. Complete the sentences with the to - infinitive or - ing form of the verbs in brackets. 1. I have enjoyed ___________ ( meet ) you. Hope ___________ ( see ) you again soon. 2. My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers ___________ ( drink ) tea.

3. I am a little busy. Would you mind ___________ ( wait ) a little longer?

4. Mobile games are great, but I don’t like ___________ ( play ) them for too long.

5. If I can choose, I prefer ___________ ( stay ) at home to ___________ ( play ) sport. 6. Tonight, I’d like ___________ ( go ) out, but I have to do my homework.

7. He started ___________ ( surf ) the net hours ago. Has he stopped ___________ ( surf ) yet?

VII.​Complete the sentences with the to-infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in brackets. 1.​I have enjoyed ___________ (meet) you. Hope ___________ (see) you again soon. 2.​My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers ___________ (drink) tea. 3.​I am a little busy. Would you mind ___________ (wait) a little longer? 4.​Mobile games are great, but I don’t like ___________ (play) them for too long. 5.​If I can choose, I prefer ___________ (stay) at home to ___________ (play) sport. 6.​Tonight I’d like ___________ (go) out, but I have to do my homework. 7.​Sue loves ___________ (make) origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers. 8.​I detested ___________ (spend) two hours every day travelling to work and back. 9.​He started ___________ (surf) the net hours ago. Has he stopped ___________ (surf) yet? 10.​I tried hard ___________ (concentrate), but my mind kept ___________ (wander).

VII.Complete the sentences with the to-infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in brackets.
1. I have enjoyed ___________ (meet) you. Hope ___________ (see) you again soon.
2. My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers ___________ (drink) tea.
3. I am a little busy. Would you mind ___________ (wait) a little longer?
4. Mobile games are great, but I don’t like ___________ (play) them for too long.
5. If I can choose, I prefer ___________ (stay) at home to ___________ (play) sport.
6. Tonight I’d like ___________ (go) out, but I have to do my homework.
7. Sue loves ___________ (make) origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers.
8. I detested ___________ (spend) two hours every day travelling to work and back.
9. He started ___________ (surf) the net hours ago. Has he stopped ___________ (surf) yet?
10. I tried hard ___________ (concentrate), but my mind kept ___________ (wander).

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1 / 1 I. Complete the sentences with the to-infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in brackets. (sử dụng động từ trong ngoặc ở dạng to-V hay V-ing) 1. I have enjoyed ___________ (meet) you. Hope ___________ (see) you again soon. 2. My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers ___________ (drink) tea. 3. I am a little busy. Would you mind ___________ (wait) a little longer? 4. Mobile games are great, but I don’t like ___________ (play) them for too long. 5. If I can choose, I prefer ___________ (stay) at home to ___________ (play) sport. 6. Tonight I’d like ___________ (go) out, but I have to do my homework. 7. Sue loves ___________ (make) origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers. 8. I detested ___________ (spend) two hours every day travelling to work and back. 9. He started ___________ (surf) the net hours ago. Has he stopped ___________ (surf) yet? 10. I tried hard ___________ (concentrate), but my mind kept ___________ (wander).

Dear Janet, I am having a wonderful (1) in India. This is really a relaxing place, I’m glad I took no notice (2) John’s complaints about this country. You know you asked me to bring back some local cloth for you? Well I can’t find (3) very nice. Mike took me to the market the (4) day and there was nothing. So, instead I’m bringing you a surprise, I hope you won’t be disappointed. There is so (5) wonderful craft here. I want to bring it all home to England. I would love to take some over to America at Christmas. The only (6) is money! I wish I had taken (7). See you soon. Thanks for taking care (8) the house for me. I’ll take you out to dinner when I get back to England.

IV. Complete the sentences with the to - infinitive or - ing form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I have enjoyed …………. (meet) you. Hope ……….…. (see) you again soon.

2. My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers ………………. (drink) tea.

3. I am a little busy. Would you mind ………………. (wait) a little longer?

4. Mobile games are great, but I don’t like ………..…. (play) them for too long.

5. If I can choose, I prefer …………. (stay) at home to …………. (play) sport.

6. Tonight I’d like ………………. (go) out, but I have to do my homework.

7. Sue loves ………………. (make) origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers.

8. I detested ………. (spend) two hours every day travelling to work and back.

9. He started ……..……. (surf) the net hours ago. Has he stopped ……………. (surf) yet?

10. I tried hard ………….. (concentrate), but my mind kept ….….…. (wander).