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The young boy started (cry) when he couldn’t find his toy.
to cry/crying
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Why are you bothering (call) her? You know she has a boyfriend.
to call
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Kate’s boyfriend is always very rude. I think she should stop (see) him.
seeing
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Vitor needs (relax) more. He works too hard.
to relax
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. I’ll never forget (shake) the president’s hand.
shaking
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I feel very sleepy. I regret (go) to bed so late.
going
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While I was on my way home, I stopped (buy) some bread.
to buy
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I wouldn’t bother (invite) Tom to the party. He isn’t a very social person.
inviting/to invite
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. I think you know Juliette. Don’t you remember (meet) her at the party?
meeting
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Your internet connection isn’t working? Have you tried (restart) your computer?
restarting
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Don’t forget (call) me if you want to go out tomorrow night.
to call
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I tried (stop) the taxi, but the driver didn’t see me.
to stop
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Look outside. It’s starting (rain).
to rain
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I regret (tell) you that we are unable to offer you the job.
to tell
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I hope you will remember (buy) some milk when you are at the supermarket this
to buy
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Joe’s bedroom needs (tidy). It’s a complete mess
tidying
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