Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
I don't want to join the discussion, but eventually I'll ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
I've never learned to play the guitar, but I ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
He promised to send the report, but he ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
They were asked to stay behind, but they ____ to. They just said 'No'.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
You can start working whenever you ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
She wanted to be there, and she really ____ to, but she couldn't make it.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
I know I have to confront him, but I'm ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
We didn't expect to win the match, but we ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
He had to call me, but he didn't ____ to.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence below. (Word bank — use each option once: free, refused, have, forgot, decide, 'd love, bother, managed, afraid, tried)
I'm not allowed to enter the room, but my colleagues are ____ to.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
I'd like to join you, but I can't afford ____ right now.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
He is not as hardworking as he claims ____. (Choose TWO correct answers)
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
I wanted to hire a lawyer but they told me not ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
She asked me to come, but I refused ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
You can leave early if you want ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
They asked me to stay, but I chose not ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
I'd love to join the team, but I'm not sure I'll be able ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
I didn't expect to win, but I managed ____ in the end.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
She promised to call, but she forgot ____.
Choose the correct options for the gaps in these sentences. Select all correct answers where requested.
She plans to study medicine, and I plan ____ as well.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
She promised to call, but she forgot to call. ⇒ She promised to call, but she ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
I wanted to buy the book, but I couldn't afford to buy the book. ⇒ I wanted to buy the book, but I couldn't ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
He wanted to quit his job, but I advised him not to quit his job. ⇒ He wanted to quit his job, but I ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
They initially agreed to join us, but they finally refused to join us. ⇒ They initially agreed to join us, but they finally ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
We expected to arrive on time, and luckily we managed to arrive on time. ⇒ We expected to arrive on time, and luckily we ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
She wanted to explain herself, but nobody listened when she tried to explain herself. ⇒ She wanted to explain herself, but nobody listened when she ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
They told me to wait, but I didn't want to wait. ⇒ They told me to wait, but I didn't ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
He said he would take part in the competition, but he chose not to take part. ⇒ He said he would take part in the competition, but he ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.
You can stay here if you like to stay here. ⇒ You can stay here if you ____.
Rewrite the second part of the sentence without repeating the verb or verb phrase. Include 'to' when it is required. Don't include 'to' when it can be dropped.