To Infinitive or bare Infinitive

Choose the right option.

You ought ........ more of an effort at school.

 You are not allowed ……….  on the grass here.

1.      There’s no need ……….  — just take your time.

You’d better ……….  quarrelling now.

It’s difficult ……….  English books in the original.

It’s nearly 8. You are going ……….  your lesson.

I must ……….  the book to the library as soon as I have read it.

It’s kind of you ……….  us.

I have never heard him ……….  anything of the kind.     

Are you strong enough ……….  that box?

She is thoughtful enough ……….  us a greetings card.

I’d like you ……….  it over first.

It usually takes me an hour ……….  an essay.

Let me ……….  the door, shall I? 

They can’t afford ……….  a car.  

They can hardly make both ends ……….  .        

I showed them how ……….  the computer.

I can hardly ……….  (wait) ……….  (see) you!     

The soup is too hot ……….  (eat). You’d better ……….    (cool) it a bit.

Why not ……….  (join) them? We could ……….  (have) a lot of fun there.

I’d rather ……….  (let) the children ……….  (decide) for themselves.

You have ... (be) a pretty good cook ... (get) a job as a chef.