45．The teacher forbade our seats.
A．us to leave B．us leaving C．to leave D．to leaving 46．Don’t forget the letter for me on your way home. A．post B．to post C．posting D．posted
47．Have you forgotten a ruler from Betty? Please remember it to her tomorrow.
A．borrowing; to return B．borrowing; returning C．to borrow; to return D．to borrow; returning
48．I forget them in the school garden.
A．allowing; playing B．allow; to play C．allowing; to play D．to allow; playing
49．I knew he didn’t listen to me, but I went on to get him in the proposal.
A．hoping; interesting B．to hope; interesting C．hoping; interest D．hoping; interested
50．He finished his homework and then went on me. A．helping B．with help C．with helping D．to help 51．You had better get a doctor your bad tooth. A．pull out B．to pull out C．pulled out D．pulling out 52．Don’t get in the rain.
A．to be caught B．catching C．to catch D．caught
53．I haven’t got a chair . Will you make room for me?
A．to sit B．to sit in C．for sitting D．sitting
54．By the way, when did you get your bedroom ? Last week?
A．to paint B．painted C．painting D．to be painted
55．We can’t get the car . We need someone us. A．to go; to help B．going; to help C．going; helping D．gone; helping 56．When she heard the news, she couldn’t help . A．jump with joy B．to jump with joy
C．jumping with joy D．having jumped with joy
57．I couldn’t help by the beauty of the West Lake. A．stricking B．being struck C．bursting D．being burst
58．I’m afraid your suggestion can’t help the service of their shop.
A．improving B．in improving C．improve D．for improving 59．The matter had better as it is. A．leave B．being left C．leaving D．be left 60．—When do you think we’ll leave tomorrow? —You’d better ready at seven o’clock. A．to be B．be C．being D．been
61．You had better your shoes .
A．to have; mended B．have; mended C．have; mending D．have; mend 62．You’d better when you come in.
A．not to wake up me B．not to wake me up C．not wake up me D．not wake me up
63．I studied English in prison from a teach-yourself book, but I have never heard .
A．spoken of it speaking B．a word of it spoken C．a word of it speaking D．the speaking of a word 64．Do you often have someone your clothes? Yes, I often have them .
A．wash; to wash B．to wash; washed C．washed; wash D．wash; washed 65．Mary had her friend the best one. A．choose B．chosen C．chose D．to choose
66．I wanted to have him the job, but she had it instead.
A．do; done B．does; dong C．to do; doing D．to do; done
67．It was so cold that the travelers had the fire all the night. A．burning B．to burn C．burn D．burnt
68．Your hair is rather long, you should have a little. A．them cut B．it cutting C．it to be cut D．it cut
69．In those days my family didn’t have enough room. . A．to live B．living in C．to live in D．living 70．My grandmother seems to have a lot .
A．worry about B．to worrying about C．to be worried D．to worry about
71．They insisted on a thorough rest before going back to work. A．him to take B．he took C．his taking D．his taken
72．Who could have imagined such a sweet-tempered girl as Alice such a thing?
A．doing B．to do C．will do D．does 73．Can you imagine as a nurse?
A．he work B．he to work C．him working D．he working 74．You can hardly imagine a child so cruelly. A．to treat B．to be treated C．being treated D．treating 75．It’s no use over spilt milk. A．cry B．to cry C．crying D．be crying
76．It is no good others’ shortcomings.
A．to joke about B．to joke with C．joking with D．joking about 77．It is considered no good without understanding. A．recite B．to be recited C．recited D．reciting 78．There is what the weather will be like. A．not knowing B．no knowing C．not know D．no known 79．I was deep in thought, I didn’t notice .
A．him to come in B．him come in C．he come in D．he has got in 80．They did not observe her in and go upstairs. A．come B．to come C．came D．coming 81．I object to .
A．make fun of B．making fun of C．be made fun of D．being made fun of
82．Have you any objection to there on foot? A．be going B．going C．go D．went 83．We do not permit in the office.
A．to smoke B．smoking C．to be smoking D．to smoking 84．Will you permit me ?
A．to explain B．to explaining C．explaining D．of explaining 85．Attention must be paid to the jewellery shop .
A．prevent; from robbed B．preventing; from being robbed C．prevent; from being robbed D．preventing; being robbing 86．I prefer to watch football.
A．to play B．to playing C．rather than play D．than to play 87．Even on holidays, he preferred to . A．working; do nothing B．working; doing nothing C．to work; do nothing D．to work; doing nothing
88．“How about a drink?” “I’d rather something to eat.” A．have B．to have C．had D．having
89．Excuse you but I have an important message for you. A．me to interrupt B．my interrupt C．my interrupting D．me of interrupting