She (to leave) tonight but I don't know where she (to be) now.
The geography teacher (to announce) that her class (to have) a test at the next lesson.
When they saw each other again he (to tell her that he (to look forward) to that meeting since autumn.
When the actor (to appear) on the stage the audience (to greet) him warmly
Nobody (to see) him yesterday and we aren't sure if he (to turn up today
You ever (to be) to the History Museum? No, but I (to look forward) to visiting it.
The test was so long that he (to be afraid) that his time (to be up) before he finished it
He (to love) her so much that he decided to marry her though his parents (to be against) it
The novel (to be read) by millions of people and it (to be) a success everywhere
She (to be) too tired to go on with her work and (to have) to postpone it.
They never (to tell) John their secret though they (to be sure) that he would learn the truth in a few days
He told us that he (to invite) Mary to our party if he (to see) her.
The patient told the doctor that he (to have) a pain in his stomach since he (to get up that morning.
We (not to want) to believe he (to be laughed at) by your friends.
The film (to win) the first prize at the last festival and we (to be eager) to see it.
We (not to find out) their new address yet, but we (to hope) to see them somewhere by chance.
He wanted me to give him some money and (to explain) to me that he (to see) a very interesting book he would like to buy

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