This document contains examples of verbs used correctly and incorrectly in sentences. It then provides sentence fragments and asks the reader to match them to form complete sentences. Finally, it provides sentences with verbs in brackets and asks the reader to choose the correct form of the verb.
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In these sentences two of the verbs are possible and one is incorrect
This document contains examples of verbs used correctly and incorrectly in sentences. It then provides sentence fragments and asks the reader to match them to form complete sentences. Finally, it provides sentences with verbs in brackets and asks the reader to choose the correct form of the verb.
This document contains examples of verbs used correctly and incorrectly in sentences. It then provides sentence fragments and asks the reader to match them to form complete sentences. Finally, it provides sentences with verbs in brackets and asks the reader to choose the correct form of the verb.
In these sentences two of the verbs are possible and one is incorrect.
Tick the two correct verbs.
z He......................to review our quality procedures. a) promised b) delayed c)wanted 2 I… improving reliability. a) undertook b) suggested c) recommended 3 I................to meet the Quality Director. a) decided b) didn’t mind t) arranged zt She.....................to check the large order. a) refused b) put off c) failed s We......................to invest in new machinery. a) consider b) hope c) plan
Match these sentence halves.
The board recommends a) to make mistakes with this big order.
2 The factory can’t afford b) to turn around the company’s 3 The Research and Development reputation in the coming year. department should consider C) producing the faulty product. The new Chief Executive d) outsourcing some of the company’s promised functions. 5 The factory stopped e) to accept our apology for the fault. The customer f) changing its policy on product testing. refused Choose the most appropriate form of the verb from the brackets to complete these sentences. 1 He stopped (working / to work) on the project after three months because of ill-health. 2 She was driving in a hurry but she stopped (answering /to answer) her mobile phone. 3 Did you remember calling /to call the customer yesterday? 4 can’t remember (offering /to o[[er) you a replacement. 5 The sales assistant forgot (giving /to give) the customer a discount. 6 The customer forgot (completing f to complete) the five- year guarantee form.