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I've been meaning ... (paint) the front door for ages, but I keep ... (forget) ... (buy) the paint.

to paint; forgetting; to buy

He risked ... (attract) undue attention to himself.

attracting

Celebrities wear dark glasses to prevent people ... (recognize) them.

recognizing / from recognizing

She decided ... (wait) until dark.

to wait

I'm trying ... (concentrate), but it's difficult with so much noise.

to concentrate

I really don't feel like ... (go) out tonight. I'd prefer ... (stay) in and watch a film.

going; to stay

I refuse ... (have) the neighbour's cat here in my house.

to have

I can't help ... (smile) when I see my dad playing tennis. He still hasn't learnt ... (hit) the ball properly.

smiling; to hit

I don't mind ... (look) after the neighbour's cat.

looking

I'm beginning ... (think) it's a waste of time.

to think

I was really keen on the idea of ... (learn) ... (speak) Swahili.

learning; to speak

Please stop ... (make) so much noise.

making

We'd really like ... (live) in the centre, but it's virtually impossible ... (find) a flat there at a price we can afford ... (pay)

to live; to find; to pay

There appeared ... (be) no one in the house.

to be

I can't stand ... (be) ill.

being

Amy didn't deserve ... (lose) the match, because she's much better at ... (play) than her opponent.

to lose; playing

When I suggested ... (go) skiing at the weekend she was extremely enthusiastic and we arranged ... (meet) on Saturday morning.

going; to meet

I couldn't help ... (laugh) when she started ... (sing)

laughing; singing/to sing

Paul seems ... (enjoy) playing golf. He's even considering ... (buy) his own set of clubs.

to enjoy; buying

... (give) up chocolate is a good idea, but if you intend ... (lose) 10 kilos, you'll have to do more than that!

giving; to lose

He considered ... (climb) through one of the open windows.

climbing

He obviously didn't mean ... (shoot) himself in the foot.

to shoot

I'm delighted ... (hear) you're coming to the wedding. We're both certainly looking forward to ... (see) you there.

to hear; seeing

I left school when I was 16 ... (work) in my father's firm, but now I regret not ... (go) to university.

to work; going