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Infinitives and -ing forms / gerunds
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Do you promise ___ (not tell) anybody?
not to tell
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You forgot ___ (lock) the door last night.
to lock
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A lot of scientists are interested in ___ (study) these extraordinary animals.
studying
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The lady demanded ___ (speak) to the manager.
to speak
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Many animals appear ___ (have) a very good sense of direction.
to have
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Some birds may use the Earth’s magnetic field to help them ___ (fly) long distances.
fly
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When they lose a leg or eye, their body lets them ___ (grow) a new one.
grow
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I’m not sure who ___ for permission.
to ask
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Imagine ___ (know) what your friends really think.
knowing
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A fly's eyes allow it ___ (see) things happening in slow motion, so it almost always manages ___ (move) away in time.
to see, to move
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I regret ___ (tell) Craig my secret. Now he has told everyone.
telling
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I'll never forget ___ (meet) you for the first time.
meeting
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You are required ___ (complete) this worksheet.
to complete
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The journeys of some birds involve ___ (travel) over huge mountain ranges.
travelling
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No one can work out how ___ (produce) a battery.
to produce
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Imagine ___ (sail) through the ocean with whales all around you!
sailing
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Scientists have suggested ___ (power) it with a nuclear reactor.
powering
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Someone has managed ____ (make) a piece of the material.
to make
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After ___ (see) an advert in a wildlife magazine, I really wanted ___ (apply) for a place on a whale conservation project on a boat in Scotland.
seeing, to apply
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I'll carry on ___ (work) until I get tired.
working
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Whales use sound to work out which way ___ (swim) to find food or a mate.
to swim
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Will you be able ___ (give) me a lift to the airport tomorrow?
to give
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My parents have encouraged me ___ (watch) lots of TV documentaries about whales.
to watch
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I tried ___ (get) to class on time but the bus was delayed.
to get
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If you plan ___ (kill) a fly, don’t expect ___ (do) it easily.
to kill, to do
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Do you need ___ (revise) gerunds and infinitives?
to revise
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I’m really looking forward to ___ (spend) time on the boat
spending
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Do you mind ___ (wait) for me? I'll only be five minutes.
waiting
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They seem to avoid ___ (go) the wrong way, even though they have no maps or sat nav.
going
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My computer has broken but I can't afford ___ (buy) a new one.
to buy
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I learned ___ (speak) English when I was five.
to speak
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I can't help ___ (sleep) in late. It's Sunday!
sleeping
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Everything appears ___ (be) three times closer.
to be
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I enjoy ___ (spend) time at home.
spending
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Whales are famous for ___ (be) very big, but it’s their communication that interests me most
being
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It's getting late. We would better be ___ (go) home soon.
going
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Scientists expect it ___ (be) more accurate soon.
to be
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Some animals make even the strongest human ___ (seem) hopelessly weak.
seem
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There’s a type of beetle that’s capable of ___ (pull) 1141 times its own body weight
pulling
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Luckily, my parents agreed ___ (pay) for the trip, and it’s all arranged for next summer
to pay
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This makes it ___ (disappear) from view.
disappear
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Did you manage ___ (book) the hotel for this weekend?
to book
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Most of us wouldn’t know how ___ (get) home if we were lost.
to get
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Knowing more about animals’ abilities makes them ___ (seem) even more amazing!
seem
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Their amazing abilities haven’t helped them ___ (survive) in the wild.
survive
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What are you planning on ___ (do) tonight?
doing
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It allows you ___ (lift) 200 kg as if it were just 4 kg.
to lift
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I’ve always enjoyed ___ (find out) about whales
finding out
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For some species, this involves ___ (make) noises that can be heard thousands of kilometres away.
making
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The scientists created a safer environment for the axolotls by ___ (clean) the water.
cleaning
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If people can avoid ___ (pollute) the water in the future, perhaps the axolotls have a chance.
polluting
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You should stop ___ (smoke), it's not good for your health.
smoking
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This didn’t seem ___ (help).
to help
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They intend ___ (keep) looking until April.
to keep
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Scientists are interested in ___ (learn) more about these abilities.
learning
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New types of earbuds let you ___ (control) the sounds you hear.
control
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You are not allowed ___ (park) here.
to park
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Bees manage ___ (find) their way back to the hive from many miles away.
to find
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Have you ever dreamt of ___ (be) a superhero?
being
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