Noun clauses

I don’t fancy ______________ (go) out tonight.

• to go

• going

• go

• goed

She avoided ______________ (tell) him about her plans.

• tell

• telling

• to tell

• told

I am learning ______________ (speak) English.

• speaking

• to speak

• spoke

• speak

____ (eat) fast food is unhealthy.

• Eat

• To eat

• Eating

• ate

I wish people would let me ____(decide) what I can and can't do.

• deciding

• to decide

• decide

• decided

When can she start?

• I'd like to know when she can start 

• I'd like to know when start?

• I'd like to know when can she start

Do they work in Poland?

• I'd like to know if they do work in Poland?

• I'd like to know if do they work in Poland?

• I'd like to know if they work in Poland.

How far is the school from the bus stop?

• Could you tell me how far does is the school from the bus stop?

• Could you tell me how far the school is from the bus stop?

• Could you tell me how far the school from the bus stop is?

Select the correct sentence:

• That she won is not surprising.

• It is not surprising that she won.

• Her winning is not surprising

• Potatoes

Let's fix this sentence: That you got a high grade shows how hard you worked.

• The fact that you got a high grade shows how hard you worked.

• It shows how hard you worked that you got a high grade.

• To get a high grade shows how hard you worked