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Gerund and Infinitive B2

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  • 1 don’t feel like *go out tonight.
    going
  • 1 agreed *pay David back the money he lent me next week.
    to pay
  • We are really *look forward to seeing you again.
    looking forward
  • My neighbor refused *turn down the music, and 1 had to call the police.
    to turn down
  • 1 wish 1 had learned *play the guitar when 1 was younger
    to play
  • 1 always try* avoid driving during rush hour
    to avoid
  • The results appear *support the scientist's theory.
    to support
  • The more you practice *speak English, the more fluent you’ll get.
    speaking
  • In court the accused admitted *steal the documents.
    (to) stealing
  • 1 arranged *meet Sofia outside the restaurant.
    to meet
  • Don’t hesitate *ask a staff member if you need anything.
    to ask
  • 1 keep (on) *tell my husband to lose some weight, but he just won’t listen.
    telling
  • 1 cant afford * go on vacation this summer
    to go
  • We can’t help *laugh when my dad tries to speak French. His accent is awful!
    laughing
  • 1 can’t imagine *live in the country. 1 think 1 would get bored after a week.
    living
  • 1 used to enjoy *fly, but now 1 don’t.
    flying
  • 1 can't stand *talk to people who only talk about themselves.
    talking
  • 1 can't stand *talk to people who only talk about themselves.
    talking
  • They’ve decided *call off the wedding.
    to call off
  • It isn’t worth *go to the exhibition. It's really boring.
    going
  • Have you finished *write the report yet?
    writing
  • Kim deserves *get the job. She's a very strong candidate.
    to get
  • 1 recommend *take a bus tour because it’s the best way to see Manhattan.
    taking
  • I'm hoping *set up my own company if 1 can get a bank loan.
    to set up
  • Karen has given up *eat meat, but she still eats fish.
    eating
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