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He was afraid ... (touch) the dog in case it bit him.
to touch
The carpet needs ... (hoover) as soon as possible.
hoovering / to be hoovered
She didn't let him ... (finish) the sentence.
finish
I really enjoy ... (learn) about stars and planets, it's so fascinating!
learning
Would you rather .... (go) to the cinema or ... (stay) in tonight?
go, stay
I'd love ... (see) your performance in this movie, when is it going to be out in the theatres?
to see
Most of the days he spends ... (play) video games.
playing
He says he loves ... (watch) sunsets on the beach.
watching
Do you remember ... (ride) a bicycle for the first time?
riding
I regret ... (inform) you that your husband has been arrested.
to inform
He was promoted in 2012 and went on ... (become) the company director.
to become
I'd prefer ... (pretend) I didn't hear what you just said.
to pretend
What do you mean ... (do) with all that money?
to do
"Why is the baby crying?" "I think he wants ... (feed)."
feeding
I'll never forget ... (sail) through that storm in the Atlantic.
sailing
Try ... (phone) John at the office if he's not at home.
phoning
He said he was sorry for ... (speak) to you so rudely.
speaking
If you don't stop ... (smoke), you'll make yourself ill.
smoking
She regrets ... (spend) so much money on her new dress .
spending
The band went on ... (play) even after the lights had gone out.
playing
Oh no! I totally forgot ... (turn off) the cooker.
to turn off
I tried my best ... (finish), but there just wasn't enough time.
to finish
Playing a musical instrument well means ... (practise) for years.
practising
Tom stopped ... (pick up) his washing on the way home.
to pick up
I was sorry ... (hear) about you failing the exam.
to hear