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Dan refused (do) his homework.

to do

Joan’s hoping (study) law at Harvard.

Joan’s hoping to study law at Harvard.

I don't mind (get) up early.

getting

My dad has offered (pick) us up.

My dad has offered to pick us up.

My mother says she’s looking forward (meet) you.

My mother says she’s looking forward to meeting you.

He denied (steal) the money.

stealing

We agreed (go) there together.

We agreed to go there together.

I keep (tell) you, but you won’t listen!

I keep telling you, but you won’t listen!

Dan admitted (ride) the bike without permission, but he denied (damage) it.

riding, damaging

I expect (be) back within a week.

I expect to be back within a week.

You promised (not tell) my mum.

not to tell

He finished (clean) the kitchen.

He finished cleaning the kitchen.

I suggested (go) to the cinema.

going

She can't stand (listen) to rock music.

listening

She refuses (go out) in the rain.

to go

Mark's friends miss (see) him and they want him (visit) them soon.

seeing, to visit

Jane enjoyed (eat) the pizza.

eating

I fancy (try) out a new computer game.

trying

Why don’t you give up (smoke)?

Why don’t you give up smoking?

She always avoids (do) the washing-up.

doing

I can't afford (buy) a new bike.

to buy

I stopped (dig) and looked at him.

I stopped digging and looked at him.

Today we’re going to practise (park).

Today we’re going to practise parking.

We managed (arrive) on time.

to arrive

I've decided (go) on a vegetarian diet.

to go

Mum never seems (notice) my mistakes.

to notice

You promised (call) me.

to call