Инфинитив. Часть I: Лексико-грамматический практикум по английскому языку. Марченко О.В. - 12 стр.

     8. Peter was sorry not to have been offered the job.
     9. Helen was sorry to have lost a chance to go there.
    Óïð. 7. Ïðî÷èòàòü, ïåðåâåñòè íà ðóññêèé ÿçûê. Óêàçàòü ôîðìó
èíôèíèòèâà â êà÷åñòâå îïðåäåëåíèÿ.
    I.
    1. The children have no garden to play in.
    2. This is a very good hotel to stay at.
    3. Has your little son any companions to play with?
    4. I can give you a box to put your toys in.
    5. A refrigerator is a good thing to keep food in.
    6. The knife is not sharp enough to cut the meat with.
    7. These coat-hangers are to hang clothes on, aren’t they?
    8. This is the drawer to keep your papers in.
    9. I don’t think this is a film to talk as much about.
    II.
    1. He is not the kind of person to rely on.
    2. It is not the kind of book to refer to.
    3. She is not the kind of woman to go to when you are in trouble.
    4. They are not the kind of people to depend on.
    5. It is not the kind of book to be interested in.
    6. She is not the kind of person to be afraid of.
    7. He is not the kind of son to be proud of.
    8. He is not the kind of man to take to at first acquaintance.
    III.
    1. It’s not the sort of question to be asked.
    2. She is not the sort of person to be appointed secretary.
    3. It’s not the sort of book to be recommended.
    4. It’s not the sort of book to be discussed.
    5. It’s not the sort of story to be read to them.
    6. It’s not the sort of film to be shown to children.
    7. It’s not the sort of performance to be televised for children.
    8. It’s not the sort of reference book to be consulted in .
    9. It’s not the sort of person to easily offended.
    IV.
    1. I have no desire to live in the village.
    2. I have no money to buy this umbrella.
    3. She has no courage to speak to the dean today.
    4. She has no need learning her role.


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