“to” or “-’1.       I was lonely at first, but after a time I got used … living alone and even got … like it. 2. I meant … buy an evening paper myself but now I want you...

                                                          “to” or “-’ 1.       I was lonely at first, but after a time I got used … living alone and even got … like it. 2. I meant … buy an evening paper myself but now I want you … do it for me. 3. Let’s … go for a swim.-Sorry, my doctor doesn’t  allow me … do it. 4. I want … catch the 7 a.m. train though usually I can’t … do it. 5. You needn’t … worry. She will make him … understand our point of view. 6. Don’t forget … take the maps. You must … give them back. 7. The miners expected … be paid at the end of the week. 8. I’ve never heard Mary … play a bagpipe. 9. He was made … pay the whole sum of money. 10. I’d better … go now and …lock the car.