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Gerunds and infinitives

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  • I enjoy ______ (listen) to music in my free time.
    listening
  • Do you mind ______ (help) me with this exercise?
    helping
  • They might ______ (come) to the party tonight.
    come
  • You don’t have to ______ (pay) for the tickets; they’re free.
    pay
  • He apologized for ______ (be) late.
    being
  • Do you like ______ (dance) at parties?
    dancing
  • We can’t afford ______ (buy) a new car.
    to buy
  • She decided ______ (study) architecture next year.
    to study
  • I don’t like ______ (get up) early on Sundays.
    getting up
  • She’s good at ______ (dance).
    dancing
  • She didn’t finish ______ (read) the book.
    reading
  • Should we ______ (invite) John to the meeting?
    invite
  • They finished ______ (paint) the classroom.
    painting
  • I promised ______ (help) my friend with his homework.
    to help
  • Can you ______ (help) me with my homework?
    help
  • I’m interested in ______ (learn) new languages.
    learning
  • We ought to ______ (respect) our teachers.
    respect
  • They talked about ______ (go) on holiday.
    going
  • They can’t afford ______ (buy) a new car now.
    to buy
  • He suggested ______ (go) to the cinema tonight.
    going
  • I don’t mind ______ (wait) for a few minutes.
    waiting
  • Before ______ (leave) the house, close the windows.
    leaving
  • Did they agree ______ (meet) again next week?
    to meet
  • Does she want ______ (join) the English club?
    to join
  • He left without ______ (say) goodbye.
    saying
  • I’m tired of ______ (wait) for the bus every day.
    waiting
  • Did you stop ______ (smoke) last year?
    smoking
  • Can you imagine ______ (live) in another country?
    living
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