I would love ___ your face when the doctor told you to join a gym. (positive verb)
to have seen
Nursing is a very rewarding job that involves ___ a team. (positive verb)
working in
There's no point ___. He never goes to parties. (positive verb)
(in) inviting him
Lucy seems __ Dan a lot recently. Do you think they're going out together? (positive verb)
to be seeing
It's no good __ lend you some money. She's completely broke. (positive verb)
asking her to
We hope ___ a new flat by the end of the year. (positive verb)
to have found
We'd rather ___ holiday in August, but we had to because of school holidays. (negative verb)
not have gone on
Our plan is ___ Las Vegas and then hire a car. (positive verb)
to fly to
I don't like ___ to do. I prefer to decide for myself. (positive verb)
being told what
There's absolutely ___ in this town. There isn't even a cinema. (negative verb)
nothing to do
The pool wasn't warm enough for us ___ . (positive verb)
to go swimming
My father was the first person in my family ___ university. (positive verb)
to go to
I really hate ___ the truth. (negative verb)
not being told
I really regret ___ my grandfather. He died before I was born. (negative verb)
not having known
