B1 Open World Unit 13 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

Can I suggest (go) this afternoon.

going

I´m sure you´d manage (have) a nice time.

to have

I can´t imagine (live) in a hot country all the time.

living

He went to bed after (watch) the film.

watching.

Can you run for hours without (stop)?

stopping

(smoke) kills lots of people.

smoking

(swim) in the sea can be dangerous.

swimming

I decided (not get) tickets for the match as it didn’t sound very interesting.

not to get

It’s difficult to teach people who refuse (pay) attention.

to pay

I always put off (revise) for exams until the last minute.

revising

Did you manage (see) your friends last week?

to see

Do you feel like (meet) up later?

meeting

I can’t afford (play) golf because it’s an expensive sport.

to play

I’ve never been interested in (go) to the gym

going

.......... (listen) to classical music is really relaxing

listening

Can you remember some food on your way home? (buy)

Can you remember to buy / to get some food on your way home?

Laura went on a really successful ice-skater. (become)

Laura went on to become a really successful ice-skater.

I’ll never forget my favourite tennis player. (meet)

I’ll never forget meeting my favourite tennis player.

Dan went on even though the game had started. (talk)

Dan went on talking even though the game had started.

I don’t remember tickets for the match. (get)

I don’t remember getting / buying tickets for the match.

We stopped the game as it was so boring. (watch)

We stopped watching the game as it was so boring

I’ve tried what you mean, but it’s impossible! (understand)

I’ve tried to understand what you mean but it’s impossible!

Please don’t forget me when you get home. (call)

Please don’t forget to call me when you get home.

David’s really bad (to make / at making) decisions. He can be so annoying!

at making

Do you fancy (to go / going out) this weekend?

going out

Chris has decided (to take up / taking up) golf as most of his friends play.

to take up

There’s no point in (to play / playing) if you don’t enjoy it.

playing

It’s good (to know / knowing) that I can rely on you.

to know

I want (to go / going) to Australia, but I need to save some money

to go

Sarah suggested (to organise / organising) a surprise party for her mother.

organising

I can’t stand (to get / getting up) early in the winter when it’s dark and cold.

getting up