. Paraphrase using the appropriate form of the Infinitive. Model: He is sorry that he has said it. → He is sorry to have said it. 1. Ann is glad that she has done all the work yesterday. 2. I am pleased that I am speaking wi...

. Paraphrase using the appropriate form of the Infinitive. Model: He is sorry that he has said it. → He is sorry to have said it. 1. Ann is glad that she has done all the work yesterday. 2. I am pleased that I am speaking with you. 3. We should be happy if we could join you. 4. They were sorry that they had missed one-day excursion to London. 5. I hope that I will know everything by tomorrow. 6. My sister will be delighted when she is wearing a dress as lovely as that. 7. He was proud that he had passed the exam successfully. 8. Don’t promise that you will do it, if you are not sure that you can. 9. The tourists were glad, that they were shown around and told a lot of interesting facts about St. Paul’s Cathedral. 10. It is certain that it will rain if you don’t take your umbrella. 11. He expected that he would be listened to attentively.