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My husband can't stop _______ (fall) asleep.
falling
If he keeps on ____________ (fall) asleep, I'll never go to a movie with him again.
falling
I don't think I should continue to _________ (lift) weighs every day.
lift
I like __________ (lift) weighs.
to lift/lifting
But I'm afraid I might hurt my back if I keep on __________ (lift) them so often.
lifting
My older sister always teases me. Today I'm really mad! She began ________ (tease) me early this morning and she hasn't stopped.
teasing/to tease
If she keeps on __________ (tease) me, I'm going to cry.
teasing
And I won't stop _________ (cry) until she stops _____________ (tease) me!
crying/teasing
My friend Albert has got to stop __________ so fast and start _________ more carefully.
driving/to drive-driving
If he continues _________ fast, I'm sure he'll have a serious accident some day.
driving/to drive
Mr. Pekins, when are you going to stop ______ (work) so sloppily and start _____ (be) more neatly?
working/working-to work
If you keep on ___________ (work) like that, I'm going to have to fire you.
working
My boyfriend is very clumsy. When we go dancing he keeps on _________ (step) on my feet.
stepping
If he doesn't start __________ (dance) more gracefully, I'm going to stop _________ (go) dancing with him.
to dance-dancing/going
