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The rain seems ____. Call the children in. I don’t want them ___.
1. to be, to be got wet through
2. to be starting, to get wet through.
3. to have started, to have got wet through
4. to have been started, to be getting wet through
The English colony, Plymouth, in Massachusetts, is known ___ by the Pilgrims who arrived on the Mayflower in 1620.
1. to be established
2. to have established
3. to have establishing
4. to have been established
Look, they are likely ___ to the news. They seem ____.
1. to be listening, to be excited
2. to listen, to be excited
3. to have been listening, to have excited
4. to have listened, to be being excited
He is sure ____ a liar. Everybody heard him ____ that in so many words.
1. to be, to say
2. be, say
3. to be, say
4. be, to say
When I came in, the discussion seemed __ to an and. They appeared ___ patience because they turned out ___ for it.
1. to have been coming, to have losing, be ready
2. to be coming, to be losing, not to be ready
3. to come, to lose, to be ready
4. to have come, to have lost, not to be being ready
Jack, you seem ___ too fast. The speed is already 100 miles. I am afraid. I want you ___ the speed till 40 miles.
1. to have driven, slow down
2. to drive, to slow down
3. to be driving, to be slowing down
4. to be driving, to slow down