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Answer 1

A. I can’t bear being tickled. (v) B. I can’t bear to be tickled. These sentences mean the same thing. They both express a strong dislike of being tickled.
A. My boss went on saying that he was very proud of us. (x) B. My boss went on to say that he was very proud of us. These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that my boss continued saying the same thing over and over, while the second one means that my boss said something else before saying that he was proud of us.
A. Have you stopped having lunch yet? (x) B. Have you stopped to have lunch yet? These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that you were having lunch and you finished it, while the second one means that you were doing something else and you paused it to have lunch.
A. Have you started working yet? (v) B. Have you started to work yet? These sentences mean the same thing. They both ask if you have begun your work.
A. They continued climbing the mountain. (v) B. They continued to climb the mountain. These sentences mean the same thing. They both indicate that they did not stop climbing the mountain.
A. We all saw the reporter interviewing the witness. (x) B. We all saw the reporter interview the witness. These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that we saw the whole process of the reporter interviewing the witness, while the second one means that we saw the moment when the reporter started or finished interviewing the witness.
A. I hate being cheated by taxi drivers. (x) B. I hated to be cheated by taxi drivers. These sentences have different meanings. The first one expresses a general dislike of being cheated by taxi drivers, while the second one implies that it happened in the past and it is no longer relevant.

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Answer 2

A. I can’t bear being tickled. (v) B. I can’t bear to be tickled. These sentences mean the same thing. They both express a strong dislike of being tickled.
A. My boss went on saying that he was very proud of us. (x) B. My boss went on to say that he was very proud of us. These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that my boss continued saying the same thing over and over, while the second one means that my boss said something else before saying that he was proud of us.
A. Have you stopped having lunch yet? (x) B. Have you stopped to have lunch yet? These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that you were having lunch and you finished it, while the second one means that you were doing something else and you paused it to have lunch.
A. Have you started working yet? (v) B. Have you started to work yet? These sentences mean the same thing. They both ask if you have begun your work.
A. They continued climbing the mountain. (v) B. They continued to climb the mountain. These sentences mean the same thing. They both indicate that they did not stop climbing the mountain.
A. We all saw the reporter interviewing the witness. (x) B. We all saw the reporter interview the witness. These sentences have different meanings. The first one means that we saw the whole process of the reporter interviewing the witness, while the second one means that we saw the moment when the reporter started or finished interviewing the witness.
A. I hate being cheated by taxi drivers. (x) B. I hated to be cheated by taxi drivers. These sentences have different meanings. The first one expresses a general dislike of being cheated by taxi drivers, while the second one implies that it happened in the past and it is no longer relevant.

A	B
1. How heavy is Mai?	a. I like cartoons.
2. What kinds of TV programs do you like?	b. Because I got up late.
3. Why did you come to class late?	c. He should go to the movie theater.
4. Where should Nam go to relax?	d. She is forty kilos.

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