1. Complete the sentences. Use the infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in brackets. 1 I really enjoy. (watch) sport on television. 2 We spent hours (cook) dinner. 3 They decided 4 I fancy (stay in) to watch a film this evening. How about you? (go) to the USA this summer. 5 She expected (hear) from him, but he didn't call her. 6 He's very polite. He offered (carry) my bags. 7 I finished (write) the essay at midnight. 8. I promise (take) her on a trip to Scotland. 2. Rewrite the sentences using the -ing form. 1 It's good to swim. 2 It's difficult to drive a lorry. 3 It's important to laugh a lot. 4 It's interesting to study history. 3 Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. 1 Alice sings very well. - Alice is good at_ 2 I'd like to buy that phone. - I'm interested in 3 I can't type very fast. I'm slow at 4 She may arrive late. - She's worried. She's worried about_

1. I really enjoy watching sport on television.

2. We spent hours cooking dinner.

3. They decided to go to the USA this summer.

4. I fancy staying in to watch a film this evening. How about you?

5. She expected to hear from him, but he didn't call her.

6. He's very polite. He offered to carry my bags.

7. I finished writing the essay at midnight.

8. I promise to take her on a trip to Scotland.

2.

1 Swimming is good.

2 Driving a lorry is difficult.

3 Laughing a lot is important.

4 Studying history is interesting.

3.

1. Alice is good at singing.

2. I'm interested in buying that phone.

3. I'm slow at typing.

4. She's worried about arriving late.