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It's important _____ water as much as we can. (save)

to save

Sorry, I didn't mean _____ you down. (let)

to let

Does she regret _____ her job? (quit)

quitting

Does she regret _____ her job? (quit)

quitting

Don't forget _____ the lights. (turn off)

to turn off

Her parents finally stopped _____! (smoke)

smoking

Please, don't text while driving. We'd rather _____ you safe. (have)

have

My sister and I would like _____ new phones for Christmas. (get)

to get

Imagine all the people _____ their own business! (mind)

minding

My boss won't _____ me a raise. (give)

give

My favorite hobby is _____. (read)

reading

It's not easy _____ Italian grammar rules. (learn)

to learn

We prepared everything _____ you feel comfortable. (make)

to make

The boy couldn't tell the joke without _____. (laugh)

laughing

Baking with the kids means _____ a big mess in the kitchen! (make)

(making)

We regret _____ you didn't perform well. (say)

to say

I'll never forget _____ my own car for the first time. (drive)

driving

They stopped _____ to Sarah before the meeting. (talk)

to talk

You'd better _____ the mess right now. (clean up)

clean up

The teacher tends _____ serious most of the time. (be)

to be

Mark often avoids _____ this way home. (take)

taking

You shouldn't _____ with him. (argue)

argue

_____ for the test is the best option. (study)

Studying

I didn't have the chance _____ it. (fix)

to fix

Look what you made me _____! (do)

do

I stopped _____ before I walked into the store. (smoke)

to smoke

I am afraid of _____ the game. (lose)

losing

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