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He tried ______ the heavy box but failed.

to lift

lifting

both

You should try ______ on this bed, it is so comforatble.

sleeping

to sleep

both

She stopped ______ a phone call and then continued working.

to answer

answering

both

He stopped ______ coffee because of his health.

drinking

to drink

both

Please remember ______ the door before you leave.

to lock

locking

both

I remember ______ him at the meeting yesterday.

seeing

to see

both

We regret ______ you that the class is cancelled.

to inform

informing

both

She regrets ______ so much money on clothes.

spending

to spend

both

I mean ______ to him after class.

to talk

talking

both

Being late means ______ extra work.

doing

to do

both

After a short break, she went on ______ a new topic.

to explain

explaining

both

The teacher went on ______ even though the students were tired.

talking

to talk

both

He forgot ______ his keys and had to come back.

to bring

bringing

both

I will never forget ______ that day with my family.

being

to be

both

The job requires ______ on time.

arriving

to arrive

both

The doctor recommended ______ more water.

drinking

to drink

both

The school permits ______ phones here.

using

to use

both

The coach encouraged ______ more confident.

being

to be

both

They allowed ______ early.

leaving

to leave

both

The teacher advised ______ harder.

studying

to study

both

The job requires workers ______ on time.

to arrive

arriving

both

The doctor recommended me ______ more water.

to drink

drinking

both

The school permits students ______ phones here.

to use

using

both

The coach encouraged her ______ more confident.

to be

being

both

They allowed him ______ early.

to leave

leaving

both

The teacher advised us ______ harder.

to study

studying

both

We started ______ for the test yesterday.

both

preparing

to prepare

She prefers ______ at home on weekends.

both

staying

to stay

They love ______ time with their family.

both

spending

to spend

I like ______ music while studying.

both

listening

to listen

He hates ______ early in the morning.

both

waking

to wake

She continued ______ after everyone left.

both

working

to work

They began ______ English last year.

both

studying

to study

I want ______ English fluently.

to speak

speaking

both

They threatened ______ the project.

to stop

stopping

both

People tend ______ more online these days.

to shop

shopping

both

She seems ______ very tired today.

to feel

feeling

both

He refused ______ the money.

to accept

accepting

both

She promised ______ me after work.

to call

calling

both

He pretended ______ asleep.

to be

being

both

We plan ______ a meeting on Monday.

to have

having

both

She intends ______ abroad next year.

to study

studying

both

I hope ______ a better job next year.

to find

finding

both

They expect ______ the results soon.

to get

getting

both

We decided ______ a short break.

to take

taking

both

I chose ______ at home last night.

to stay

staying

both

He attempted ______ the problem by himself.

to solve

solving

both

She asked me ______ her with the bags.

to help

helping

both

They agreed ______ early.

to leave

leaving

both

She suggested ______ to the library after class.

going

to go

both

He risked ______ his job by being late every day.

losing

to lose

both

The teacher recommends ______ English books.

reading

to read

both

She practices ______ English every day.

speaking

to speak

both

I miss ______ football with my old friends.

playing

to play

both

Do you mind ______ the window?

opening

to open

both

He keeps ______ the same question.

asking

to ask

both

Can you imagine ______ without the internet?

living

to live

both

She finished ______ her homework before dinner.

doing

to do

both

I enjoy ______ to music in the evening.

listening

to listen

both

We decided to delay ______ the project.

starting

to start

both

They are considering ______ to a smaller house.

moving

to move

both

He avoids ______ to strangers.

talking

to talk

both

She admitted ______ a mistake in the test.

making

to make

both