4. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct infinitive form or the -ing form.

Chris Weaver is thought 1) ……… (be) one of the best modern artists in the world. 2) …… (paint) and 3) ……… (make) statues are his favourite types of art but he also enjoys 4) ……… (draw). So far, he has managed 5) ……… (sell) the best pieces to collections and galleries all over the world. As a result, he has made a lot of money. At the moment he is planning 6) ……… (hold) an exhibition. He would like 7) ……… (have) it at the National Gallery in London, but he isn’t sure whether he can 8) ……… (do) that or not. As well as 9) ……… (plan) his exhibition, Chris is also busy 10) ……… (work on) his latest statue, which was ordered two months ago by a famous actress for the new mansion in Miami.

5. Complete the text with in, at and on.

Many archaeologists had searched for the tombs of Pharaohs a) ………… the Valley of the Kings b) ………… Egypt. Only Howard Carter believed he knew where the tomb might be. He had a map of the valley, and c) ………… he had marked all the excavations until he discovered a space. d) ………… the ground there was a pile of stones and earth of earlier excavations. Some steps were uncovered, and e) ………… the bottom of the steps was a door. f) ………… the door was the symbol of Tutankhamun. Cartrer had to wait for Lord Carnarvon, who was g) ………… home h) ………… England, to arrive. Carnarvon was paying for the work. When he arrived i) ………… the excavation, after digging some more, Cartrer and his workers broke through a door and found themselves j) ………… the tomb. k) ………… this point they thought they had failed, because the tomb was empty. Then they found another door, which led to an undisturbed room. There were many beautiful things l) ………… this room, and wonderful paintings m) ………… the walls. Most of the objects from the tomb are now displayed n) ………… a local museum.

6. Fill in who, which, whose, where or why.

One of the most famous buildings in the world is the White House, 1) ……… is the official home of the US president. The White House is in Washington DC, 2) ……… there are many important buildings and monuments. The city, 3) ……… was founded in 1790, was deliberately planned as a national capital. George Washington, 4) ……… was the first US president and 5) ………name was given to the city, wanted it to be the place 6) ……… the nation’s government would permanently reside.

The White House, 7) ……… was originally named Executive Mansion, was built in pale grey sandstone. The coulour of the stone, 8) ……… was so different from the surrounding red brick buildings, was the reason 9) ……… the mansion became known as the White House. The main building, 10) ……… many presidents have lived, is part of a large complex 11) ……… consists of over 130 rooms.

People find the White House fascinating and that is the reason 12) ……… the parts of the complex 13) ……… are open to the public are toured every by one and a half million people 14) ……… want to see the place 15) ……… their president lives and works.