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Complete the Following Letter. Put the Verbs in Brackets into Either the 'Ing' Form Or the Infinitive with To. Use the Box Below to Help You.

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Complete the following letter. Put the verbs in brackets into either the
'ing' form or the infinitive with to. Use the box below to help you.

+ -ing +to do

Suggest

be Worth

Mind

look Forward to

Want                                  Offer

hope                                 Propose 

arrange

promise

hesitate

Dear Mr. Banerjee
Thank you for your letter offering (offer) to help build an auditorium for our
school. You will be happy to learn that the parents of our school have
suggested___________ (approach) their association for funds. It is an idea worth
_____ (pursue) and we propose _____________(hold) a meeting on the
15th of this month. I would very much like you to attend the meeting as I want
_____ (introduce) you to the parents and I hope ____________(be) able to
use your kind offer as a motivating factor for others.
The architect has arranged ____________(supply} us with the blueprints
of the building. The contractor has promised _____________(deliver) the
materials within a month. So our management does not mind ________ _
(start) the work even before the funds have been arranged in full.
Please do not hesitate _____ (contact} me if your have any further queries.
I look forward to _____________(hear) from you soon.
Yours sincerely
K.S. Bhatt
(Principal}

Answer in Brief
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Solution

+ -ing +to do

Suggest

be Worth

Mind

look Forward to

Want                                  Offer

hope                                 Propose 

arrange

promise

hesitate

Dear Mr. Banerjee
Thank you for your letter offering (offer) to help build an auditorium for our
school. You will be happy to learn that the parents of our school have
suggested approching (approach) their association for funds. It is an idea worth
pursuing (pursue) and we propose to hold(hold) a meeting on the
15th of this month. I would very much like you to attend the meeting as I want
to introduce (introduce) you to the parents and I hope to be (be)able to
use your kind offer as a motivating factor for others.
The architect has arranged to be to supply (supply)us with the blueprints
of the building. The contractor has promised to deliver (deliver)the
materials within a month. So our management does not mind (Start) starting to contact
(start) the work even before the funds have been arranged in full.
Please do not hesitate to contact (contact)me if your have any further queries.
I look forward to hearing  (hear)from you soon.
Yours sincerely
K.S. Bhatt
(Principal}

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Chapter 4 Non - Finites - Infinitives And Participles (Integrated Grammar practice 2)
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