I. Use the right form of TO – INFINITIVE or GERUND/ PASSIVE INFINITIVE or GERUND: 1. We want (pay)_________ better wages. 2. That man seems (trust)___

I. Use the right form of TO – INFINITIVE or GERUND/ PASSIVE INFINITIVE or GERUND:
1. We want (pay)_________ better wages.
2. That man seems (trust)_______ by everyone.
3. I absolutely refused (cheat)________ by them in that manner.
4. Do you want (become)____________ an engineer?
5. These workers don’t enjoy (use)__________ as cheap labour
6. Mr. Forster hopes (transfer)__________ to New York by his company
7. Teenagers enjoy (imitate)__________ their idol in many different ways.
8. The Negro expected (treat)__________ like human beings.
9. My new hi-fi kept (make)__________ a funny noise.
10. We hope (invite)_________ to discussions with the company.
11. Your teacher hopes you (not make) ___________ that mistake again.
12. No one enjoys (deceive)__________ by another person.
13. I’m thinking of (invite)________ to Tom’s party.
14. Do you agree (lend)_________ me some money?
15. That fellow couldn’t avoid (choose)__________ into military service.
16. I really didn’t expect (introduce)___________ to the president.
17. We appreciate (inform)_________ about the matter quickly.
18. Do you agree (give)_________ one mark in that situation?
19. He was made (answer)________ the question by the police.
20. He allowed me ( use) ________ his typewriter.
21. The mail is supposed (deliver)_________ at noon.
22. I don’t appreciate (interrupt)__________ when I’m speaking.
23. Please quit (smoke) _______ right now. I can’t stand the smelling.
24. Mrs. Brown was sad about (steal)__________ a lot of precious jewelries.
25. She hates (look)________ at by the others.
26. Naturally, I would like (promote)________ to higher position.
27. That author doesn’t mind (criticize)__________ by his friends.
28. The whole problem certainly needs (consider)_________ very carefully.
29. He wants the money_________(send) to his parents