Поставьте нужную форму инфи . митина или в “-ing"-форму глаголы в скобках. A: Where are you going? It's too cold 1) ... to go... (go) out today. B: I must 2) (buy) some stamps because I want 3) (post) some letters. I'll wear my coat so I'll be warm enough. A: I will 4) (come) with you. B: All right. I also want 5) (visit) Aunt Milly this morning, but I won't 6) (stay) too long A: Good. I like 7) (talk) to her and she enjoys 8) (tell) us stories about her past. Oh no, I forgot! Aunt Milly goes 9) (shop) every Saturday morning, A: It doesn't matter. We like 10). (buy) things too, so we can 11) (go) with her. B: That's a good idea. I would like 12) (do) that. I've got enough time before I start work this afternoon.

A: Where are you going? It's too cold 1) to go (go) out today.
In this sentence, we need to put the verb "to go" in the -ing form because it is the infinitive form of the verb. The correct form would be "going".

B: I must 2) (buy) some stamps because I want 3) (post) some letters.
In these sentences, we need to put the verbs "to buy" and "to post" in the infinitive form because they are actions that need to be done. The correct forms would be "buy" and "post".

I'll wear my coat so I'll be warm enough.
In this sentence, there is no verb that needs to be changed into an -ing form.

A: I will 4) (come) with you.
In this sentence, we need to put the verb "to come" in the -ing form because it indicates a future action. The correct form would be "coming".

B: All right. I also want 5) (visit) Aunt Milly this morning, but I won't 6) (stay) too long.
In these sentences, we need to put the verbs "to visit" and "to stay" in the infinitive form because they are actions that need to be done. The correct forms would be "visit" and "stay".

A: Good. I like 7) (talk) to her and she enjoy 8) (tell) us stories about her past.
In these sentences, we need to put the verbs "to talk" and "to enjoy" in the infinitive form because they are actions that need to be done. The correct forms would be "talk" and "enjoy".

Oh no, I forgot! Aunt Milly goes 9) (shop) every Saturday morning.
In this sentence, we need to put the verb "to shop" in the -ing form because it indicates a habitual action. The correct form would be "shopping".

A: It doesn't matter. We like 10) (buy) things too, so we can 11) (go) with her.
In these sentences, we need to put the verbs "to buy" and "to go" in the infinitive form because they are actions that need to be done. The correct forms would be "buy" and "go".

B: That's a good idea. I would like 12) (do) that.
In this sentence, we need to put the verb "to do" in the infinitive form because it is an action that needs to be done. The correct form would be "do".