Lesson7. Imperatives,Infinitives and – ing form Work-life balance

He refused to see me.
I ’m happy to be here.
• to express an aim .
H e ’s saving money to buy a car.
• after the indefinite pronouns something, anything, nothing, somebody...
I have nothing to wear to the party.
Everybody needs somebody to love.
• in impersonal sentences with It’s + noun or adjective
It's time to go now.
It ’s hard to understand why he behaved like that.
• in sentences with too + adjective / adverb or adjective / adverb + enough
It's too good to be true.
Is it too late to apply for that job?
He isn't old enough to vote..


Choose the correct alternative .
1 I need to go / go to the supermarket because the fridge is empty !
2 Marcia is saving her pocket money for I to buy a new pair of jeans .
3It isn't the time going / to go shopping yet. The clothes shop open sat 10.
4You're seventeen ! You're old enough to earn / for earning some money.
5 Henry doesn't want sell / to sell his motorbike .
6 I'm going to the bank getting / to get some foreign currency .
7 I seem to leave / have left my purse at home . I'm sorry !
8 It was difficult finding / to find the new clothes out let because the road signs were really unclear!
Complete the sentences with the infinitive of the verbs in the box.
be close get wear open apply ask go
1 Dad's going ............to apply ............ for a new job.
2 I haven 't had time ........................................... to the hairdresser 's yet!
3 Sam's going ...........................................a new bank account.
4 I'm going ............................................the sales assistant if she can help me.
5 The prices here are too good ........................................... true !
6 Have you bought something new ........................................... to the party?
7 It's 8 p.m. It's time ........................................... the shop.
8 Is it difficullt ...........................................a job as a manager in a computer store?