4. Put the verbs in brackets into the –ingform or the infinitive. Act out the dialogue. Kim: I’ll never forget (1) ___ (go) to America for the first time. I was incredibly excited although I was trying (2)___(act) cool and casual. Tom: I know. I remember (3) ___(be) quite envious because I wanted (4) ___(go) there too. Kim: Yes, I know. I was a bit over the top, wasn’t I? I’m sorry for (5) ___(behave) so badly. Tom: Yes, you were! You just went on (6) ____(talk) about America constantly. It was quite funny though when I think back. You hardly let me (7) ___(say) a word. Kim: I’m sorry, but you know that in my excitement I nearly left a lot of things behind like my camera and my money. Tom: I didn’t know you had such a bad memory. Kim: I’m not usually so forgetful. I had a lot on my mind. Anyway, I don’t remember actually (8) ___(leave) anything behind in the end. Tom: How did you feel when you first arrived there? Kim: I remember (9) ____(worry) about what to do and where to go. I wanted (10) ____(see) everything but I didn’t know where (11) ___(begin). Tom: So where did you go first? Kim: Well, we started in New York. At first, the traffic was so bad that I was afraid (12) ____(cross) the road. But it got easier, I saw the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty and lots of other things. It was incredible! I love New York!

1) going; 2) to act; 3) being; 4) to go; 5) behaving; 6) talking; 7) say; 8) leaving; 9) worrying; 10) to see; 11) to begin; 12) to cross.