Use the infinitive with or without to.

1. I had better (not/smoke).

2. I forgot (do) my homework yesterday.

3. I heard them (come) late at night.

4. You won't be able (go) to the party if we don't find the keys.

5. I couldn't go to the cinema because i had (look) after my little sister.

6. Susan would rather (study) for her exam tommorrow.

7. Can you tell how (get) to the bus stop?

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24 марта, 15:19

Use the infinitive with or without to.

1. I had better (not/smoke).

2. I forgot (do) my homework yesterday.

3. I heard them (come) late at night.

4. You won't be able (go) to the party if we don't find the keys.

5. I couldn't go to the cinema because i had (look) after my little sister.

6. Susan would rather (study) for her exam tommorrow.

7. Can you tell how (get) to the bus stop?

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Нина · Answer 1

1. I'd better not smoke.

2. I forgot to do my homework yesterday.

3. I heard them come late at night.

4. You won't be able to go to the party if we don't find the keys.

5. I couldn't go to the cinema because I had been looking after my little sister.

6. Susan would rater study for her exam tomorrow.

7. Can you tell me how to get to the bus stop?

Венцеслава · Answer 2

1. I had better not smoke.

2. I forgot to do my homework yesterday.

3. I heard them come late at night.

4. You won't be able to go to the party if we don't find the keys.

5. I couldn't go to the cinema because i had to look after my little sister.

6. Susan would rather study for her exam tommorrow.

7. Can you tell how to get to the bus stop?