________부분에 들어갈 항목을 고르시오. 1. A : How’s your new boss, Rachel? B : Well, he’s not easy __________ with. (a) talk (b) to talk (c) talking (d) to be talking 2. A : How do you know Nancy? B : I remember her ___________ in my chemistry class last year. (a) being (b) to be (c) be (d) it to be 3. A : I wonder why this letter was returned to me. B : Let me see. Oh, you forgot _________ the address of the receiver. (a) to write (b) writing (c) to have written (d) to be writing 4. A : I regret ________ those harsh words to him yesterday. B : If you’re going to apologize, I suggest you do it as soon as possible. (a) say (b) to say (c) saying (d) of saying 5. A : What did you propose at the last meeting? B : I proposed _________ the price by 10%. (a) to cut (b) that cuts (c) a cut (d) to have cut 6. A : If you live alone, don’t you feel a bit lonely sometimes? B : I’m OK. _____________. (a) I’m used to living alone. (b) I’m used to live alone. (c) I used to living alone. (d) I used to be living alone. 7. A : I can’t stand _________ in this place anymore. B : Well, why don’t you move them? (a) live (b) to live (c) living (d) having lived 8. Those hunters who dare to shoot their prey within these restricted areas risk ________ and may face heavy fines. (a) prosecuting (b) to prosecute (c) being prosecuted (d) to be prosecuted 9. A : Pastor, I’m considering ________ church because there are too many hypocrites in the congregation. B : That’s OK. There’s always room for one more. (a) to not attend (b) not to attend (c) attending not (d) not attending 10. Dr. Ronald Southcott, a young Australian military doctor, was __________ the disease. (a) the first of identifying (b) the first to identify (c) first man to identify (d) first identifying man 11. When the old house next door became a hostel for retarded adults, Hayward objected ______ in his windows. (a) to them peering (b) for them to peer (c) to their having peer (d) to they peer 12. A : Let’s go out to eat, shall we? B : Well, I __________ this evening. (a) fancy not go out (b) don’t fancy going out (c) fancy not going out (d) don’t fancy to go out. 13. The strangest thing about going through Customs is that really honest people are often made___________ guilty. (a) feeling (b) feel (c) felt (d) to feel 틀린 항목을 고르시오. 14. (a) A : Have you been taking good care of your backyard? (b) B : I’ve been trying to, but the lawn needs to mow. (c) A : My gardener takes excellent care of the lawn. (d) B : Really? What’s his hourly rate and when is he available? 15. (a) A : I know you’ve written a lot about gender and language, Dr. Speakwell. (b) B : Yes, I have. I find it very interesting. For example, you just called me “Doctor.” That always used to suggest a man, not a woman. (c) A : Maybe I should call you “Doctorette.” (d) B : Actually, I prefer to being called “Doctor.” 16. (a) A : Mary, would you like to have dinner with me this evening? (b) B : Why not? But you’ll have to let me treat you this time. (c) A : No way. It was I who suggested to have the dinner together. (d) B : You never let me pay, but it’s OK if you insist.