Task II Grammar Use infinitive or gerund of the verb in brackets.
1. She wants (to watch) this comedy too
2. My classmates recommend (to watch) Avatar at 3D cinema.
3. I enjoy (to listen) to a wonderful sound track for Titanic.
Use Past Continuous or Past Simple.
4.Tom (read) at 3.00 yesterday.
5. (go) to the festival last week?
6. They (have) their breakfast when the phone (ring)
6 points

1. She wants to watch this comedy too. Here, we use the infinitive form of the verb "to watch" after the verb "wants". It indicates the action that she desires or intends to do. 2. My classmates recommend watching Avatar at 3D cinema. In this sentence, we also use the gerund form of the verb "watching" after the verb "recommend". In this case, the gerund is used as the object of the verb "recommend". 3. I enjoy listening to a wonderful sound track for Titanic. Here, we use the gerund form of the verb "listening" after the verb "enjoy". It indicates the action that brings pleasure or enjoyment. 4. Tom read at 3.00 yesterday. In this sentence, we use the past simple form of the verb "read" to indicate a completed action in the past. The exact time, 3.00 yesterday, specifies when the action took place. 5. Did you go to the festival last week? Here, we use the past simple form of the verb "go" in the question form. The word "did" acts as an auxiliary verb to indicate the past tense. 6. They were having their breakfast when the phone rang. In this sentence, we use the past continuous form of the verb "were having" to indicate an ongoing action in the past. The past continuous is used to describe an action that was happening at the same time as another action, in this case, when the phone rang. By analyzing each sentence and understanding the usage of infinitive, gerund, past simple, and past continuous forms, we can correctly fill in the blanks and improve our grammar skills.