Would you like （__）dinner with us? A: have B: having C: to have D: to having

I shall be busy next Monday. I _____ classes the whole morning and _____ a lecture in the afternoon. A: have, attend B: am having, would attend C: would have, would attend D: shall be having, shall be attending

He can't go to the cinema with me because he ______ a meeting. A: was having B: would have C: is having

We are having a party on Saturday, and would love to have you ______ us.

I regret __________ hard at school, or I would have passed the exam. A: to have not worked B: having not worked C: not to have worked D: not having worked

Mr. Smith can't go with us, because he ________a meeting. A: A. was having B: B. would have C: C. is having D: D. had

（） what would happen, none of them could find a way out. A: Left wondering B: Having left wondering C: Leaving to wonder D: Having left to wonder

3. Guests would often feel upset after having the meals prepared by the author’s mother.

I know it, I would have told you. （ ） A: If B: Having C: Have D: Had

Would you mind _____the window for me? A: open B: opening C: having opened D: being opened