2 complete the text with the infinitive or-ing form of the verbs in brackets. Sometimes both are correct.
World ist Home plus Virtual Store
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Want 3
At the end of a long journey, most people prefer
to get (get) home and relax as soon as possible.
They don't fancy
(shop), but they don't
Carrive) home with nothing to eat.
Now, travellers who pass through Gatwick Airport in
London can avoid 4
(return) home to an
empty fridge by choosing 5
(visit) a virtual
shop. There are no real products in the shop, only images
on ten large screens. When you decide 6
(buy) something, you use your smartphone to scan
it. You keep?
(scan) items until you've
found everything you need, then you pay. After that, you
can spend a week or two
(enjoy) your
holiday. The shop promises 9
(deliver)
your shopping soon after you get home. According to
the retailer, the virtual shop is a perfect combination of
traditional and online shopping. People enjoy
(look) around shops, but they also love
(shop) online because it's so convenient.
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1- Why are you crying?
  - I'm not crying. I never cry.
2 It was raining the whole night long, but now it's not raining.
    The sun is shining brightly outside (=out of doors), but a cold wind is      blowing. 
3 Oliver used to ride on horseback when he lived in the country. Now he lives in town, but he often recallects (recalls) those days.
4 - What will you be doing tomorrow at 4?  (=at 4 pm?) (=at four o'clock?)
   - I don't know. I think I'll be swimming in the swimming-pool, but maybe
      I'll be playing basketball.
5  - Mum is coming tomorrow.
    - I know. I was tidying the flat the whole day yesterday.
6  - Where did you buy this CD? 
    - I don't remember. But I hear they sell them everywhere.
(Дословно: But I heard they were sold everywhere.  Можно и без согласования времён, так как они есть сейчас в продаже: I heard they sell them everywhere. Но чаще говорят I hear см. первый вариант)
7 Nicola never eats meat. She's a vegetarian.
8 If you come on time we'll be having dinner at that time and you'll be able to join us. (=and you could join us)
9 Mary is (=will be) 16 tomorrow. She is going to have a birthday party. Will you come?

1. Tomorrow she will cook dinner when he comes.  
2. They have already finished the job.  
3. Has Mary found her boys yet?  
4. My mother has never been to France.  
5. I can’t find the keys. Where have you put them?  
6. I haven’t seen you for ages.  
7. My family has been here since July.  
8. She said he had already seen the film.  
9. Yesterday by two o’clock he had done the report.  
10. John asked if I had never been to Paris.  
11. She felt better after she had cried.  
12. Before mother came home he had already made lunch.  
13. My granny had become a pensioner by the year 2010.  
14. By the end of the week she had finished his report.  
15. Tomorrow I will have done my homework before you come.  
16. She has been learning English words for two hours.  
17. They had been fighting for 10 minutes before the teacher came.