2. Put the verbs in the appropriate infinitive forms.1. My boss expects me (to work)...

Question

2. Put the verbs in the appropriate infinitive forms.
1. My boss expects me (to work) overtime.
2. The suspect claimed (to watch) TV at the time of the robbery.
3. Jill’s teacher is worried about her as she seems (to have) difficulty coping with her studies.
4. ‘I happen (to pass) my driving test two years ago, you know,’ he said.
5. Robert is expecting (to inherit) a large house when his grandfather dies.
6. Leslie seems (to enjoy) her new job.
7. I’d like (to book) a return ticket to Denver, please.
8. The manager seems (to get) impatient with the interviewee.

Answer 1

1. My boss expects me to work overtime.
2. The suspect claimed to have been watching TV at the time of the robbery.
3. Jill’s teacher is worried about her as she seems to have difficulty coping with her studies.
4. ‘I happen to have passed my driving test two years ago, you know,’ he said.
5. Robert is expecting to inherit a large house when his grandfather dies.
6. Leslie seems to be enjoying her new job.
7. I’d like to book a return ticket to Denver, please.
8. The manager seems to be getting impatient with the interviewee.