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EXERCISES. 64.1 (Section A) Write these sentences in another way, beginning as shown
64.1 (Section A) Write these sentences in another way, beginning as shown. 1. It's difficult to understand him. He _is difficult to understand._ 2. It's quite easy to use this machine. This machine is --- 3. It was very difficult to open the window. The window --- 4. It's impossible to translate some words. Some words --- 5. It's not safe to stand on that chair. That chair --- 6. It's expensive to maintain a car. A --- 64.2 (Section A) Complete the second sentence using the adjective in brackets. Use a/an +adjective + noun + to... (as in the example). 1. I couldn't answer the question. (difficult) It was _a difficult question to answer._ 2. Everybody makes that mistake. (easy) It's an --- 3. I like living in this place. (nice) It's a --- 4. We enjoyed watching the game. (good) It was --- 64.3 (Section B) Make a new sentence beginning It... Use one of these adjectives each time: careless considerate kind nice 1. You did my shopping for me. _It was kind of you to do my shopping for me._ 2. You make the same mistake again and again. It --- 3. Don and jenny invited me to stay with them. --- 4. John made so much noise when I was trying to sleep. It wasn't very --- 64.4 (Section C) Use the following words to complete these sentences: sorry/hear glad/hear delighted/get surprised/see 1. We _were delighted to get_ your letter last week. 2.Thank you for your letter. I --- that you're keeping well. 3. We --- Pauline at the party. We didn't expect her to come. 4. I --- that your mother isn't well. I hope she gets well soon. 64.5 (Section D) Complete the second sentence using the words in brackets + to... 1. Nobody left before me. (the first) I was _the first person to leave._ 2. Everybody else arrived before Paul. (the last) Paul was the --- 3. Fiona passed the exam. All the other students failed. (the only) Fiona was --- 4. I complained to the restaurant manager about the service. Another customer had already complained before me. (the second) I was --- 5. Nell Armstrong walked on the moon in 1969. Nobody had done this before him. (the first) Neil Armstrong was --- 64.6 (Section E) Complete these sentences using the word in brackets and a suitable verb. 1. Diane is very intelligent. She _is bound to pass_ the exam. (bound) 2. I'm not surprised you're tired. After such a long journey you --- tired. (bound) 3. Tom's got a very bad memory. He --- what you told him. (sure) 4. I don't think you need to take an umbrella. It --- (not likely) 5. The holidays begin this weekend. There --- a lot of traffic on the roads. (likely)
UNIT 65. To... (afraid to do) and preposition + ~ing (afraid of ~ing) A. Afraid to (do) and afraid of (do)ing I am afraid to do something = I don't want to do it because it is dangerous or the result could be bad. We use afraid to do for things we do intentionally: * A lot of people are afraid to go out at night. (= they don't want to go out because it is dangerous--so they don't go out) * He was afraid to tell his parents about the broken window. (= he didn't want to tell them because he knew they would be angry) I am afraid of something happening = it is possible that something bad will happen (for example, an accident). We do not use afraid of ~ing for things we do intentionally: * The path was icy, so we walked very carefully. We were afraid of falling. (= it was possible that we would fall--not 'we were afraid to fall') * I don't like dogs. I'm always afraid of being bitten. (not 'afraid to be bitten') So, you are afraid to do something because you are afraid of something happening as a result: * I was afraid to go near the dog because I was afraid of being bitten. B. Interested in (do)ing and interested to (do) I'm interested in doing something = I'm thinking of doing it, I'd like to do it: * I'm trying to sell my car but nobody is interested in buying it. (not 'to buy') We use interested to especially with hear/see/know/read/learn. I was interested to hear it = 'I heard it and it was interesting for me': * I was interested to hear that Diane has got a new job. * Ask George for his opinion. I would be interested to know what he thinks. (=it would be interesting for me to know) This structure is the same as surprised to/delighted to... etc. (see Unit 64C): * I was surprised to hear that Diane has got a new job. C. Sorry to (do) and sorry for (do)ing We usually say sorry to... to apologize when (or just before) we do something: * I'm sorry to bother you, but I need to talk to you. We use sorry to (hear/read etc.) to show sympathy with somebody (see Unit 64C): * I was sorry to hear that Fiona lost her job. (= I was sorry when I heard...) You can use sorry for (doing something) to apologize for something you did before: * (I'm) sorry for shouting at you yesterday. (not 'Sorry to shout...') You can also say: * (I'm) sorry I shouted at you yesterday. D. Note that we say: I want to (do)/I'd like to (do) but I'm thinking of (do)ing/I dream of (do)ing I failed to (do) but I succeeded in (do)ing I allowed them to (do) but I prevented them from (do)ing For examples, see Units 53-54 and 61.
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