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John got landed ... (have) to organise Susan’s files when she left.
with having
The water companies have no excuse ... (dump) raw sewerage into rivers.
for dumping
I see no point in spending billions for the sake ... (preserve) a handful of old buildings
of preserving
Stan was inclined ... (believe) that Sue had not intended to offend anyone.
to believe
The man convicted of the crime turned out ... (be) innocent.
to be
Old Mrs. Thatcher is apt ... (forget) where she put her keys.
to forget
The workers objected ... (have) to work late without getting paid overtime.
to having
He took up ... (renovate) old furniture after inheriting his grandfather's tools.
renovate
I'm so tired that I don't even feel up ... (go) to the party.
to going
He thinks she is dangerous and I'm inclined ... (agree) with him.
to agree
Now that I am unemployed we are going to have to cut back on our ... (spend).
spending
Alan is prone ... (take) days off without bothering to give an explanation.
to taking
The jurors were unanimous in deciding that Lucy was guilty ... (murder) her classmate.
of murdering
... (believe) that every home should be beautiful, Morris invested in a lot of money on redecorating his own.
Believing
It's no good ... (ask) him again, he'll just say no.
asking
I don't mind ... (sit) next to him at work, but I wouldn't go to social events with him.
sitting
