41 Would you like (come) =-… in my car? ~ No, thanks. I’d rather (walk). =-… 42 It i

41 Would you like (come) ………………. in my car? ~ No, thanks. I’d rather (walk). ……………….
42 It is better (put) ………………. your money in a bank than (keep) ………………. t under your bed in an old stocking.
43 The bank robbers made the cashier (show) ………………. them how (open) ………………. the safe.
44 If you knew he was wrong, why didn’t you (say) ………………. something?
45 It’s better (be) ………………. sure than sorry.
46 I saw the driver (open) ………………. his window and (throw) ………………. a box into the bushes.
47 That is far too heavy for one person (carry) ………………. ; let me (help) ………………. you.
48 I saw the plane (crash) ………………. into the hill and (burst) ………………. into flames.
49 There is nothing (do) …………… but (wait) ……………. till somebody comes (let) …………… us out.
50 He heard a cock (crow) ………………. in a neighbouring village.
51 You may as well (tell) …………. us the truth. It will (be) ……….. easy (check) …………. your story.
52 The American said he had seen nine presidents (come) ………………. and (go) ………………. . ~ He must (be) ………………. a very old man.
53 Would you rather (be) ………………. more stupid than you look or (look) ………………. more stupid than you are?
54 I have a lot of homework ( do) ………………. tonight, so I cannot go out with you.
55 it is really interesting ( read) ………………. these books.
56 He felt lonely, he had no friends ( play) ……………….with.
57 He doesn’t have enough money ( buy) ………………. a new house.
58 His explanations were difficult ( understand) ……………….
59 I felt something (bite) ………………. my finger.
60 I will let you ( borrow) ………………. my car as long as you promise ( be) ………………. careful.
61 They decided ( not/ go) ………………. to the park because it was raining hard
62 The sea wasn’t warm enough for us (go) ………………. swimming.
63 I was too tired ( do) ………………. any more work.
64 As she drove past his house she noticed him ( run) ………………. away from home.
65 I want you ( tell) ………………. me the whole truth.
66 We had nothing ( do) ………………. except looking at the cinema posters