Focus 2 U1 Grammar - infinitive and -ing | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I like walking, but the weather is bad, so I'd prefer ... (stay) inside.

I like walking, but the weather is bad, so I'd prefer to stay inside.

Sarah is on her sea trip and enjoys ... (swim) and ... (dive).

Sarah is on her sea trip and enjoys swimming and diving.

I love ... (cook) and I can do even the most difficult dishes.

I love cooking and I can do even the most difficult dishes.

The children pretended ... (be) asleep, but in fact they were not.

The children pretended to be asleep, but in fact they were not.

I need ... (look) for a lot of words in the dictionary to translate that text.

I need to look for a lot of words in the dictionary to translate that text.

I'd like ... (go) to the cinema. What about you?

I'd like to go to the cinema. What about you?

We miss ... (hike) in the mountains and forests during warm summer days.

We miss hiking in the mountains and forests during warm summer days.

Bob hates ... (explain) simple things many times.

Bob hates explaining simple things many times.

Don't tell it to Mia. She can’t stand ... (receive) bad news.

Don't tell it to Mia. She can’t stand receiving bad news.

I like ... (wear) comfortable clothes.

I like wearing comfortable clothes.

Tina chose ... (apply) to Stanford, not to Yale.

Tina chose to apply to Stanford, not to Yale.

I want ... (start) a new project next year.

I want to start a new project next year.

I prefer ... (watch) sports, but I don’t mind ... (play) table tennis with you.

I prefer to watch sports, but I don’t mind playing table tennis with you.

Tom can’t afford ... (order) meals in this restaurant. Let's go anywhere else.

Tom can’t afford to order meals in this restaurant. Let's go anywhere else.

We didn't have enough money, but decided ... (buy) that car.

We didn't have enough money, but decided to buy that car.

Mike isn't lazy, but he avoids ... (take) difficult tasks.

Mike isn't lazy, but he avoids taking difficult tasks.

Dan seriously considered ... (change) careers.

Dan seriously considered changing careers.

I hope ... (finish) my work quickly and join you.

I hope to finish my work quickly and join you.

Ben managed ... (build) his house by his own.

Ben managed to build his house by his own.

I agree ... (do) this work if you help me.

I agree to do this work if you help me.

Yesterday, Suzy spent all the day ... (listen) to music and ... (play) computer games.

Yesterday, Suzy spent all the day listening to music and playing computer games.

Lina refused ... (meet) with David, because he is very rude.

Lina refused to meet with David, because he is very rude.