Do these sentences have the same meaning? We should stop eating. We should stop to eat.

Do these sentences have the same meaning? I regret saying he was ill. I regret to say he was ill.

Complete the sentence using expressions with mind: When I tried to answer the question, my mind ___.

Choose between -ING or INFINITIVE: We just loved (drive) through the countryside, and we often stopped (walk) around a mountain village. We met our friends, Bill and Sue, and they invited us (have) a meal with them.

Choose the correct option: My brother went on to complain/complaining about not having money. He was traveling in Europe, but he wanted to go on to travel/traveling in Asia.

I remember to go/going there was a child! - Cool, don't forget showing/to show me the pictures later!

Complete the sentence using expressions with mind: We don't have to go; thre's still time for you to ___ your mind.

Write negative questions according to the tense: She / has told / you / her news?

They wanted (we stay) with them, but we couldn’t, as we had already booked a hotel. The weather was fantastic, the sun never stopped (shine) the whole time we were there. Leaving Spain was very sad; it made (I - want - cry).

Write the correct question tag. You'll come with us, ___?

Write negative questions according to the tense: They / want / go / with him?

Complete with the correct question tag: You like reading novels, ___?

Choose between -ING or INFINITIVE: We just wanted (say) thank you for putting us up before we caught the plane last week. It was a lovely evening and we enjoyed (meet) your friends, Pete and Sarah. We managed (get) to the airport in time.