I. Complete the sentences using the correct alternatives: 1. He stood beside a bush of pale roses watching the last bees (to crawl / crawl / crawling) into the hive. He did not seem (to pay / to be paying / paid / to have paid) attention to Ann’s cry.
2. You look rather tired. You are unlikely (to have finished / to finish / to be finishing) the work in time. You had better (going / go / to go / be going) home now. It is not worth working for another several hours.
3. Remember to phone them tomorrow. They are said (to have been returning / to have returned / to return) from their voyage. I’d rather (meet / to meet / meeting) them in a couple of days.
4. He made her (promise / to promise) several times that she would never breathe a word about it, and finally, with many pauses and many groans, he let her (to know / know) the whole story.
5. She had been sitting there so long that she (raised / rose) quite (stiff / stiffly) and so hungry that she could not help (to go / going) into the kitchen.

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