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I'd like to make him (to work/ work/ working) better.

I'd like to make him WORK better.

I want (to visit/ visit/ visiting) my friends at weekends.

I want TO VISIT my friends at weekends.

He began (play) the piano.

He began PLAYING/PLAY the piano.

She doesnt' want him (to come/ come/ coming).

She doesnt' want him TO COME.

She doesn't mind (to open/ open/ opening) the window. It's so stuffy!

She doesn't mind OPENING the window. It's so stuffy!

They aren't fancy (to go/ go/ going) out tonight.

They aren't fancy GOING out tonight.

Let's stop (to eat/ eat/ eating) at this restaurant. - Давай(те) прекратим есть в этом ресторане.

Let's stop EATING at this restaurant.

She enjoys (to meet/meet/ meeting) them.

She enjoys MEETING them.

Let's stop (to eat/ eat/ eating) at this restaurant. - Давай(те) остановимся, чтобы поесть в этом ресторане.

Let's stop TO EAT at this restaurant.

John intends (buy) a house.

John intends BUYING/TO BUY a house.

He can still remember (go) to Paris when he was eight.

He can still remember GOING to Paris when he was eight.

We don't want her (to disturb/ disturb/ disturbing) us.

We don't want her TO DISTURB us.

Don't bother (lock) the door.

Don't bother LOCKING/TO LOCK the door.

Did you remember (call) your sister?

Did you remember TO CALL your sister?

Please remember (lock) the door when you go out.

Please remember TO LOCK the door when you go out.

We regret (inform) you that we cannot offer you the job.

We regret TO INFORM you that we cannot offer you the job.

He wants me (to sell/ sell/ selling) him my house.

He wants me TO SELL him my house.

After discussing the economy, the president then went on (talk) about foreign policy.

After discussing the economy, the president then went on TO TALK about foreign policy.

Avoid (to eat/ eat/ eating) the food that had been kept too long in summer.

Avoid EATING the food that had been kept too long in summer.

I now regret (say) what I said.

I now regret SAYING what I said.

It was hard enough (to learn/ learn/ learning) Chinese well.

It was hard enough TO LEARN Chinese well.

The teacher continued (speak).

The teacher continued SPEAKING/TO SPEAK.

Do you fancy (to eat/ eat/ eating) out tonight?

Do you fancy EATING out tonight?

The president paused for a moment and then went on (talk).

The president paused for a moment and then went on TALKING.

I want them (to go/ go/ going) to the cinema.

I want them TO GO to the cinema.

The story is worth (to read/ read/ reading).

The story is worth READING.

I hope (to go/go/going) on a picnic.

I hope TO GO on a picnic.

It was too cold (to go/ go/ going) skiing.

It was too cold TO GO skiing.

It's too difficult (to walk/ walk/ walking) in such hot weather.

It's too difficult TO WALK in such hot weather.

They denied (steal) the money.

They denied STEALING the money.

It has started (rain).

It has started RAINING/TO RAIN.

He can't remember (cry) on his first day at school.

He can't remember CRYING on his first day at school.

He can still remember (be) in the hospital when he was four.

He can still remember BEING in the hospital when he was four.

They promised me (to come/ come/ coming) the other day.

They promised me TO COME the other day.

He can't (to imagine/ imagine/ imagining) him a designer.

He can't IMAGINE him a designer.

I want her (to jump/ jump/ jumping) into the swimming pool.

I want her TO JUMP into the swimming pool.

My dad stopped (to smoke/ smoke/ smoking). I would like him (to stop/ stop/ stopping) smoking.

My dad stopped TO SMOKE. I would like him TO STOP smoking.

It's starting (rain).

It's starting TO RAIN.

Would you prefer (to start/ start/ starting) with some bread?

Would you prefer TO START with some bread?

I don't want (go) out tonight. I am too tired.

I don't want TO GO out tonight. I am too tired.

We couldn't help (to laugh/ laugh/ laughing) at Charlie Chaplin's acting.

We couldn't help LAUGHING at Charlie Chaplin's acting.

I don't enjoy (drive) very much.

I don't enjoy DRIVING very much.