Put the correct form of verbs:
"Last night's first-ever ball game at Pacific Bell Park began with Willie Mays and ended up with a crowd of more than 40,800 strolling into a warm San Francisco night after an 8-3 Giants win." — Saturday, April 1, 2000
No one wanted (miss, to miss, missing) the opening game at PacBell Park¹. Fans didn't mind (wait, to wait, waiting) in line to buy the last few tickets for sale. Fans enjoyed (look at, looking at, to look at) the nine-foot statue of Willie Mays at the entrance.
The real Willie Mays was standing on the pitcher's mound getting ready (throw, to throw, throwing) the first pitch. Willie Mays was remembering (hit, to hit, hitting) home runs in the old park. Several people mentioned (miss, to miss, missing) the old park, but not the cold weather conditions there///.
Most people decide (take, to take, taking) public transportation to the game. Some admitted (like, liking, to like) the experience. Others risked (drive, to drive, driving) and later found it difficult to park. Cal Train regretted not (plan, planning, to plan) for the large number of fans who wanted to take the train. In the future, Cal Train plans (add, to add, adding) more trains. Planners suggested (arrive, to arrive, arriving) at the park early to avoid traffic problems. They anticipated (have, having, to have) a "full house".
Put the correct form of verbs:
"Last night's first-ever ball game at Pacific Bell Park began with Willie Mays and ended up with a crowd of more than 40,800 strolling into a warm San Francisco night after an 8-3 Giants win." — Saturday, April 1, 2000
No one wanted (miss, to miss, missing) the opening game at PacBell Park¹. Fans didn't mind (wait, to wait, waiting) in line to buy the last few tickets for sale. Fans enjoyed (look at, looking at, to look at) the nine-foot statue of Willie Mays at the entrance.
The real Willie Mays was standing on the pitcher's mound getting ready (throw, to throw, throwing) the first pitch. Willie Mays was remembering (hit, to hit, hitting) home runs in the old park. Several people mentioned (miss, to miss, missing) the old park, but not the cold weather conditions there///.
Most people decide (take, to take, taking) public transportation to the game. Some admitted (like, liking, to like) the experience. Others risked (drive, to drive, driving) and later found it difficult to park. Cal Train regretted not (plan, planning, to plan) for the large number of fans who wanted to take the train. In the future, Cal Train plans (add, to add, adding) more trains. Planners suggested (arrive, to arrive, arriving) at the park early to avoid traffic problems. They anticipated (have, having, to have) a "full house".
"Last night's first-ever ball game at Pacific Bell Park began with Willie Mays and ended up with a crowd of more than 40,800 strolling into a warm San Francisco night after an 8-3 Giants win." — Saturday, April 1, 2000
No one wanted (miss, to miss, missing) the opening game at PacBell Park¹. Fans didn't mind (wait, to wait, waiting) in line to buy the last few tickets for sale. Fans enjoyed (look at, looking at, to look at) the nine-foot statue of Willie Mays at the entrance.
The real Willie Mays was standing on the pitcher's mound getting ready (throw, to throw, throwing) the first pitch. Willie Mays was remembering (hit, to hit, hitting) home runs in the old park. Several people mentioned (miss, to miss, missing) the old park, but not the cold weather conditions there///.
Most people decide (take, to take, taking) public transportation to the game. Some admitted (like, liking, to like) the experience. Others risked (drive, to drive, driving) and later found it difficult to park. Cal Train regretted not (plan, planning,to plan) for the large number of fans who wanted to take the train. In the future, Cal Train plans (add, to add, adding) more trains. Planners suggested (arrive, to arrive, arriving) at the park early to avoid traffic problems. They anticipated (have, having, to have) a "full house".