4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of an appropriate verb. (6) 1 Protesters angrily
slogans at the president's car as it raced past on the way to the airport.
2 We're asking people to
a petition demanding investment in the local sports facilities.
3 Henry decided to
on the demonstration, which marched across the city to the parliament
building
4 We are going to
a rally in the town centre to demand equal pay.
5 Young people are being urged to
in next year's elections. It's important to express our views
in the ballot box.
6 I intend to
in this year's election for student representative. I hope you will elect me.

1. Protesters angrily  waved slogans at the president's car as it raced past on the way to the airport.

2. We're asking people to  sign a petition demanding investment in the local sports facilities.

3. Henry decided to join in  on the demonstration, which marched across the city to the parliament  building.

4. We are going to  attend a rally in the town centre to demand equal pay.

5. Young people are being urged to  vote in next year's elections. It's important to express our views  in the ballot box.

6 I intend to  run in this year's election for student representative. I hope you will elect me.

second person

explanation:

note the heavy uses of "you", "your", as well as "he".

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