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They stopped _________ (buy) some fruits on their way home.
To buy
It started _________ (rain) so they had to put off the match.
Raining / to rain
Paul appears _________ (enjoy) playing golf. He's even considering _________ (buy) his own set of clubs.
To enjoy / buying
I'm especially fond of _________ (bake) cakes.
Baking
I really don't feel like _________ (go) out this evening.
Going
When I suggested _________ (go) skiing on Sunday, Marta was enthusiastic, so we've arranged _________ (meet) at seven.
Going / to meet
At first my parents refused _________ (let) me go to karate lessons, but I kept _________ (ask) and eventually they agreed.
To let / asking
Sally tried _________ (use) a heavier racket and she played a little better.
Using
I don't mind _________ (listen) to jazz now and again.
Listening
I've never been very keen on _________ (go) to the cinema.
Going
I just can't get excited about _________ (be) in the open air, like some people.
Being
Remember _________ (drink) water before the race.
To drink
I can't help _________ (smile) when I see my dad playing tennis. He's had hundreds of lessons but he still hasn't learnt _________ (hit) the ball properly.
Smiling / to hit
I wouldn't be interested in _________ (go) to a concert.
Going
I don't really enjoy _________ (go) for walks in the countryside.
Going
One of my cousins has promised _________ (take) me windsurfing as soon as I've finished _________ (study).
To take / studying
