i ? I .6phrase from exercise 5.Aysel: Are you a newcomer in the school?Amir: Yeah.Amir: Actually, many things are new for me here, but I like changes. Ithink I'll 1) xxx everything very soon.Aysel: I understand you so well. I came to this school last year and it tookme a while to learn all the rules and 2) xxx.Amir: It's good to try new things. In my previous school, we didn't haveany computers at all. The best thing here is that you can see new computersin all classrooms. We have internet access and use Web 2 tools, Microsoft, and Publisher programs. At the same time, we have smart boards almost inall classrooms. I think all students can work 3) xxx and make great successin such an environment.Aysel: Yes, you're right. So, welcome to our new world! I believe you'll4) xxx a lot from this 5) xxx. Good luck to you!​

инфинитив, герундий, причастие.
a) He offered (lending) me the money. I didn,t like (to take) it but I had no other way out.
b) What was in the letter? I don,t know. I didn,t want (to open) it as it wasn't addressed to me.
c) Try (to avoid) (being) late. He hates (to be) kept (waiting).
d) He heard the clock striking seven and knew it was time for him (to get) up.
e) I can hear the bell (ring) but nobody seems (to be coming) (to open) the door.
f) Did you advise him (to go) to the police? - No, I didn't like (giving) any advise on such a difficult matter.
g) I'm not used to (driving) on the left.
h) It's pleasant (to sit) by the fire at night and (hear) the wind (blowing) outside.
i) It's no use (writing) to him, he never answers letters. The only thing to (do) is (to go) and (see) him.
j) Ask him (to come) in. Don,t keep him (standing) at the door.

a)    He offered ( to lend) me the money. I didn't like (taking ) it but I had no other way out.
b)    What was in the letter? I don't know. I didn't want ( to open) it as it wasn't addressed to me.
c)     Try ( to avoid) (being ) late. He hates (being) kept (waiting).
d)    He heard the clock striking seven and knew it was time for him ( to get) up.
e)     I can hear the bell (ringing) but nobody seems (to be coming) (to open) the door.
f)      Did you advise him (going) to the police? - No, I didn't like (giving) any advice on such a difficult matter.
g)    I'm not used to (driving) on the left.
h)    It's pleasant ( to sit) by the fire at night and (hear) the wind (blowing) outside.
i)      It's no use (writing) to him, he never answers letters. The only thing ( to do) is (to go) and (see) him.
j)      Ask him ( to come) in. Don't keep him (standing) at the door.