I'm already so tired. I need ... (take) a short break.
to take
He enjoys ... (have) a bath in the evening.
having
Dad suggested ... (leave) the car here and walking the rest of the way.
leaving
She admitted ... (steal) the money.
stealing
Finally I managed ... (finish) the work.
to finish
She helped me ... (carry) my suitcases.
(to) carry
It's not much use ... (have) a smartphone if you don't know how to use it.
having
She's clever enough ... (understand) it.
to understand
I would like ... (come) to the party with you.
to come
After ... (listen) to his story I decided ... (not believe) him
listening, not to believe
She agreed ... (bring) the pudding to the dinner.
to bring
It was nice ... (see) you looking so happy!
to see
The policeman advised us ... (not go) into that neighbourhood.
not to go
I'd rather ... (go) for a walk than do my homework.
go
She avoided ... (tell) him about her plans.
telling
The teenager refused ... (go) on holiday with his parents.
to go
They didn’t let her ... (wear) jeans.
wear
... (fish) used to be my favourite hobby at your age.
Fishing
My mum doesn't let me ... (come) with you.
come
They seem ... (be) in a good mood.
to be
My teacher made me ... (apologize) for what I had said.
apologize
She offered ... (take) me to the airport.
to take
He could ... (ride) a bike when he was five.
ride
The boy hoped ... (pass) the exam, but he wasn't sure about it.
to pass