Неличные формы английских глаголов

____ the truth, he felt disgusted with himself.

1) telling
2) to tell
3) have told
4) to have told

2. It was quite late when they saw Helen up the other side of the street.
1) coming
2) come
3) to come
4) have come

3. I love you so much that I still can’t stop my heart ____ fast when I see you.
1) beat
2) to beat
3) beating
4) beaten

4. A taxi-driver watched him ____ sharply away from the car.
1) pulling
2) pull
3) to pull
4) having pulled

5. She heard him ____ and put out a hand to touch his hair.
1) sighing
2) sigh
3) to sigh
4) to have sighed

6. In the darkness I heard footsteps ____ toward me.
1) coming
2) come
3) to come
4) having come

7. Michael drove very slowly towards the ____ troops.
1) approach
2) approached
3) approaching
4) having approached

8. He had trouble finding his way and several times came close to ____ .
1) lose
2) losing
3) have lost
4) being lost

9. “Write her a letter then.” — “Why ____ that, when she’s upstairs?”
1) do
2) doing
3) todo
4) not to do

10. “Why not ____ a gentleman and ____ thank you for the offer? she said.
1) to be, to say
2) be, say
3) being, saying
4) have been, have said

11. “It’s no good ____ a fool of myself’, she said.
1) to make
2) make
3) making
4) having made

12. Linda spent most of her life ____ her mother.
1) tend
2) tending
3) having tended
4) have tended

13. His impulse was ____ from the room, but he stopped himself.
1) to rush
2) rush
3) rushing
4) to have rushed

14. She had trouble ____ her suitcase.
1) to find
2) find
3) having found
4) finding

15. The young Russian was supposed ____ a life of Peter the Great.
1) to write
2) write
3) writing
4) to be writing

16. It’s simply no good ____ Ben ____ reasonable.
1) to expect, to be
2) expect, being
3) expecting, to be
4) to expect, being

17. He accepted with his usual indifference my refusal ____ to London.
1) to go
2) go
3) going
4) gone

18. If I went ____ for a house myself, my enthusiasm would die very soon.
1) to search
2) search
3) searching
4) searched

19. He was too selfish ____ anyone a good turn.
1) to do
2) do
3) doing
4) having done

20. I found myself ____ very worried.
1) to become
2) become
3) becoming
4) having become

21. But it is enough to make us ____ not ____ any personal dealings with you.

1) to prefer, to have
2) prefer, to have
3) prefer, have
4) to prefer, have

22. He ordered a bottle of beer and some cheese ____ up to his room.
1) to send
2) send
3) being sent
4) to be sent

23. I don’t like girls ____ . It takes away the fragrance of youth.
1) to smоke
2) smоke
3) smoking
4) being smoked

24. We didn’t suspect him ____ to the place before.
1) to be
2) be
3) to have been
4) having been

25. I took the article ____ by my mother.
1) to writing
2) have written
3) being written
4) written

26. He wished his position at the University ____ from the beginning.
1) to have established
2) to be established
3) to have been established
4) having been established

27. “Where were you?” – “Did you expect me ____ for you all this time?”
1) to wait
2) to be waiting
3) to have been waiting
4) to have waited

28. It became clear that Charles was still idle. He seemed ____ scarcely any law.
1) to read
2) to have read
3) to have been reading
4) to be read

29. The general seemed ____ a great deal.
1) to age
2) to have aged
3) to have been aged
4) being aged

30. His death was supposed ____ by the fire.
1) to cause
2) to be caused
3) to have been caused
4) having been caused

To tell the truth, he felt disgusted with himself. – Честно говоря, он был сам себе противен.

2. It was quite late when they saw Helen coming up the other side of the street. – Было весьма поздно, когда они увидели, как Хэлен подходила к другой стороне улицы.

3. I love you so much that I still can’t stop my heart beating fast when I see you. – Я тебя так сильно люблю, что не в силах приказать сердцу не биться так часто, когда я вижу тебя.

4. A taxi-driver watched him pull sharply away from the car. – Водитель такси видел, как он резко отпрянул от машины.

5. She heard him sigh and put out a hand to touch his hair. – Она услышала, как он вздыхает, и протянула руку, чтобы прикоснуться к его волосам.

6. In the darkness I heard footsteps coming toward me. – В темноте я услышал шаги, приближающиеся ко мне.

7. Michael drove very slowly towards the approaching troops. – Майкл ехал очень медленно к приближающимся войскам.

8. He had trouble finding his way and several times came close to being lost. – Ему трудно было найти дорогу, и он несколько раз был близок к тому, чтобы заблудиться.

9. “Write her a letter then.” — “Why do that, when she’s upstairs?” – Тогда напиши ей письмо. – Зачем это делать, если она наверху?

10. “Why not be a gentleman and say thank you for the offer?” she said. – Почему бы не быть джентельменом и не поблагодарить за предложение?

11. “It’s no good making a fool of myself’, she said. – “Не хорошо выставлять меня глупой,” – сказала она.

12. Linda spent most of her life tending her mother. – Большую часть своей жизни Линда провела, ухаживая за своей мамой.

13. His impulse was to rush from the room, but he stopped himself. – Его импульсом было броситься из комнаты, но он остановил себя.

14. She had trouble finding her suitcase. – У нее были проблемы с тем, чтобы найти свой чемодан.

15. The young Russian was supposed to be writing a life of Peter the Great. – Предполагалось, что молодой русский описывает жизнь Петра Великого.

16. It’s simply no good expecting Ben to be reasonable. – Просто не стоит ожидать, что Бен будет благоразумным.

17. He accepted with his usual indifference my refusal to go to London. – С обычным безразличием он воспринял мой отказ поехать в Лондон.

18. If I went searching for a house myself, my enthusiasm would die very soon. – Если бы я сам отправился искать дом, то мой энтузиазм скоро бы угас.

19. He was too selfish to do anyone a good turn. – Он был слишком эгоистичен, чтобы оказать кому-то хорошую услугу.

20. I found myself becoming very worried. – Я почувствовал, что становлюсь очень взволнованным.

21. But it is enough to make us prefer not to have any personal dealings with you. – Для нас этого хватит, чтобы побудить нас не иметь с вами никаких личных дел.

22. He ordered a bottle of beer and some cheese to be sent up to his room. – Он заказал, чтобы в его комнату отправили бутылку пива и сыр.

23. I don’t like girls to smоke. It takes away the fragrance of youth. – Мне не нравятся курящие девушки. Это отнимает у них аромат молодости.

24. We didn’t suspect him to have been to the place before. – Ты не подозревали, что он был в этом месте раньше.

25. I took the article written by my mother. – Я взял статью, написанную моей матерью.

26. He wished his position at the University to be established from the beginning. – Он хотел, чтобы его должность в университете была учреждена с начала.

27. “Where were you?” – “Did you expect me to have been waiting for you all this time?” – Где ты был? – Ты ожидал, что я буду ждать тебя все это время?

28. It became clear that Charles was still idle. He seemed to have read scarcely any law. – Стало ясно, что Чарльз находился все еще без дела. Казалось, что он вряд ли прочитал какой-либо закон.

29. The general seemed to have aged a great deal. – Кажется, что генерал сильно постарел.

30. His death was supposed to have been caused by the fire. – Предполагалось, что его смерть вызвана пожаром.