“Well,” he said, “there’s nothing more (to see, to be seen) here.”
Did he ever ask you (to engage, to be engaged) or talk about marrying?
Henry was one of those people whose fate is (to devote, to be devoted) to others.
It had been the Christmas Eve custom of the Carters’ (to hang, to have hanged) up their children’s stockings and (to fill, to have filled) them with inexpensive toys.
He promised (to come, to have come) and (to see, to have seen) them before he left.
She watched him with lips ready (to speak, to have spoken) at any moment.
I had no causes of special interest (to attend, to have attended).
He had to say, “I am sorry (to cause, to have caused) you such distress.”

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nector nector  13.10.2020 02:23

1. to see

2. to engage

3. to be devoted

4 to hang, to fill

5.to come, to see

6. to speak

7.to attend

8. to cause

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