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Infinitives & Gerunds

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    Put the verb in the correct form: To do, do or doing (1st Grade)
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  • I don't mind ... (look) after the neighbour's cat.
    looking
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  • I refuse ... (have) the neighbour's cat here in my house.
    to have
  •  15
  • There appeared ... (be) no one in the house.
    to be
  •  15
  • He considered ... (climb) through one of the open windows.
    climbing
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  • He risked ... (attract) undue attention to himself.
    attracting
  •  15
  • She decided ... (wait) until dark.
    to wait
  •  15
  • Please stop ... (make) so much noise.
    making
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  • I'm trying ... (concentrate), but it's difficult with so much noise.
    to concentrate
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  • I really don't feel like ... (go) out tonight. I'd prefer ... (stay) in and watch a film.
    going; to stay
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  • ... (give) up chocolate is a good idea, but if you intend ... (lose) 10 kilos, you'll have to do more than that!
    giving; to lose
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  • I'm delighted ... (hear) you're coming to the wedding. We're both certainly looking forward to ... (see) you there.
    to hear; seeing
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  • We'd really like ... (live) in the centre, but it's virtually impossible ... (find) a flat there at a price we can afford ... (pay)
    to live; to find; to pay
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  • I couldn't help ... (laugh) when she started ... (sing)
    laughing; singing/to sing
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  • Amy didn't deserve ... (lose) the match, because she's much better at ... (play) than her opponent.
    to lose; playing
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  • I can't stand ... (be) ill.
    being
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  • When I suggested ... (go) skiing at the weekend she was extremely enthusiastic and we arranged ... (meet) on Saturday morning.
    going; to meet
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