Gerunds and to infinitive

Don’t pretend _________ (like) the present if you don’t. We can always change it for something else as I still have the receipt.

If they can save enough money, they’re hoping _________ (go) to Miami for their honeymoon.

Have you finished ________ (use) the computer yet? I need it.

I don’t really feel like ________ tonight. Let’s go out for dinner. (cook)

Angela asked her brother ________ her a lift into town. (give)

Have you ever thought of _________ (go) back to live in Edinburgh or are you happy in London?

I’m really busy right now. Would you mind ________ (call) me back in about five minutes?

My boss told me she wanted ___________ (speak) to me in her office.

Are you going to go on ________ English here next year? (study)

I was really surprised __________ (hear) that he’d failed the exam. I thought he was going to pass.

My parents would like me __________ (consider) medicine as a career.

My neighbour offered _________ (look after) my children while I went to do some shopping.

I think Ben should study architecture. He’s very good at __________. (draw)

Do you think you’d like __________ (work) with children or would you find it too stressful?

Emily’s parents aren’t strict enough with her. They let her ______ (do) whatever she likes.

________ late at night always makes me _________ a bit uncomfortable. I just can’t go to bed on a full stomach. (eat / feel)

I want you _______ (think) very seriously about what you’re going to do after you leave university.

We decided __________(not buy) her a birthday present because we weren’t sure what she wanted.

Have you ever thought about __________ (do) yoga or Pilates? They’re very good if you have problems with your back.

_________ for people who are late makes me really angry. (wait)