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  • Jenny couldn't stand SHARING / TO SHARE her room with her sister.
    SHARING
  • My parents suggested EATING / TO EAT more healthy .
    EATING
  • We found very difficult STUDYING / TO STUDY with the music coming from the neighbours' house.
    STUDYING
  • The childre were happy BEING / TO BE in the festival.
    TO BE
  • Mary said she wanted GOING / TO GO home because it was too late.
    TO GO
  • We tried STAYING / TO STAY serious during the whole class.
    TO STAY
  • I was very good at PLAYING / TO PLAY volleyball.
    PLAYING
  • Max offered HELPING / TO HELP me with my homework.
    TO HELP
  • I usually prefer STUDYING / TO STUDY at night for my exams.
    STUDYING
  • We're looking forward to SEEING / TO SEE the Eiffel Tower for the first time.
    SEEING
  • We began WORKING / TO WORK when our boss arrived.
    WORKING
  • She promised GOING / TO GO to bed early.
    TO GO
  • Susan loves COOKING / TO COOK for her friends.
    COOKING
  • Phil was tired of WALKING / TO WALK during the whole day.
    WALKING
  • Josephine enjoys ______ (talk) to her friends until late.
    ENJOYS TALKING
  • I would love SWIMMING / TO SWIM with dolphins.
    SWIMMING