Fill each blank, choosing between infinitives with or without to: 1.lenny’s father let him the family car {drive). 2. do you want that shop’s address for you (copy)? 3. let’s tell the taxi driver for us here (wait). 4.the teacher has just asked me this story aloud (read). 5.will this nasty weather make you your plans (change)? 6.we’d about it (forget). 7.perhaps we should request the a bit louder (speak). 8.the policeman finally forced the man (stop). 9.i heard the door and saw a shadow across the tloor (open, move). 10.it is easy wise after the event (be).

1.Lenny’s father let him _drive the family car. 2. Do you want me_to copy that shop’s address for you (copy)? 3. Let’s tell the taxi driver _to wait for us here (wait). 4.The teacher has just asked me __to read___ this story aloud (read). 5.Will this nasty weather make you change your plans (change)? 6.We’d better__forget about it (forget). 7.Perhaps we should request the professor__to speak a bit louder (speak). 8.The policeman finally forced the man to stop. 9.I heard the door __open and saw a shadow __move___ across the floor (open, move). 10.It is easy ___to be wise after the event (be).