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I can hear people ___ (TALK) in the living room.
talking
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The pilot managed ___ (LAND) the plane safely.
to land
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I heard her new designer sandals cost over a thousand dollars. Imagine ___ (SPEND) all that money on a pair of shoes!
spending
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He will teach me how ___ (USE) the new printer.
to use
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My friend helped me ___ (CARRY) my suitcases.
carry
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He promised ___ (TAKE) his niece to the zoo.
to take
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My sister is too young ___ (HAVE) a driving license, so I often pick her up from volleyball practice.
to have
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She saw him ___ (COME) towards her and stood up.
coming
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After ___ (EAT), she always sits and reads for a while.
eating
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The teacher let the students ___ (ASK) her questions about her gecko.
ask
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She suggested ___ (GO) to the Italian restaurant for dinner.
going
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Kate avoided ___ (TELL) them about her plans.
telling
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We would like ___ (LEARN) more about the puffer fish.
to learn
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He agreed ___ (BRING) a pasta salad to the party.
to bring
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The teacher didn't allow the students ___ (ASK) any questions during the exam.
to ask
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I love ___ (LEARN) new words!
learning
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They enjoy ___ (PLAY) table tennis in the evenings.
playing
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I hate ___ (WAIT)!
waiting
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You can't expect me ___ (REMEMBER) all of this!
to remember
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He was the last ___ (FINISH) his food.
to finish
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