Choose A, B, C, or D to complete the sentences.
John neglected ________ his assignment for tomorrow and watched World Cup instead.
A.to be done
B.doing
C.to doing
D.to do

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The officer commanded his men _________.
A.to fire
B.firing
C.fire
D.to be firing

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She warned me ________ the wire.
A.touched
B.not touch
C.not touching
D.not to touch

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I regret ________ you that your application has been refused.
A.to inform
B.informing
C.inform
D.to be informing

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There is no point in ________ to the airport now.
A.to go
B.going
C.go
D.to going

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Are his ideas worth ________ to?
A.listening
B.to listen
C.being listened
D.to listening

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The children are used to ________ after school by his parents every day.
A.to pick up
B.picking up
C.to be picked up
D.being picked up

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He was seen ________ the tree over there.
A.to climbed
B.to climbing
C.to climb
D.climbing

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.When an (A) university formulates new regulations (B), it must relay (C) its decision to (D) the students and faculties.
A.regulation (B)
B.an (A)
C.to (D)
D.relay (C)

Choose the underlined part among A, B, C or D that needs correction.If it hadn't (A) been for (B) your help, I would have never been (C) able finishing (D) that task.
A.hadn't (A)
B.for (B)
C.finishing (D)
D.have never been (C)