Fill each blank, choosing between infinitives with or without to: 1.Lenny’s father let him ______ the family car {drive). 2. Do you want me______ that shop’s address for you (copy)? 3. Let’s tell the taxi driver _____ for us here (wait). 4.The teacher has just asked me _____ this story aloud (read). 5.Will this nasty weather make you your plans (change)? 6.We’d better_______ about it (forget). 7.Perhaps we should request the professor______ a bit louder (speak). 8.The policeman finally forced the man ___ (stop). 9.I heard the door ______ and saw a shadow _____ across the tloor (open, move). 10.It is easy _______ wise after the event (be).

1.Lenny’s father let him _drive_____ the family car. 2. Do you want me_to copy_____ that shop’s address for you (copy)? 3. Let’s tell the taxi driver _to wait____ for us here (wait). 4.The teacher has just asked me __to read___ this story aloud (read). 5.Will this nasty weather make you change your plans (change)? 6.We’d better__forget_____ about it (forget). 7.Perhaps we should request the professor__to speak____ a bit louder (speak). 8.The policeman finally forced the man to stop. 9.I heard the door __open____ and saw a shadow __move___ across the floor (open, move). 10.It is easy ___to be____ wise after the event (be).