A: Have you met my friend Sarah? B: Yes, I remember ___ her at your birthday party. (meet)
meeting
I love chocolate, but I’m trying ___ less.
eating
to eat
-A: I don’t remember ___ all this cheese. (buy) -B: You didn’t – I bought it from the market.
buying
We stopped ___ a rest halfway through the journey.
having
to have
It’s really cold in here. Did you forget ___ the heating on?
to turn
turning
-A: Why is the fridge door open? -B: Sorry, I forgot ___ it.
closing
to close
My phone was ringing, so I stopped ___ it.
to answer
answering
Remember ___ tickets for the theatre tonight.
to book
booking
Don’t forget ___ some milk when you go shopping today.
to pick up
picking up
I remember ___ down this street ten years ago before all these shops were built.
to walk
walking
-‘I feel tired all the time.’ -‘Oh dear – have you tried ___ to bed earlier?’ (go)
going
-A: Did you buy everything on the list? -B: Yes, I even remembered ___ something for dessert. (buy)
to buy
I’ll never forget ___ in New York City by train for the first time.
arriving
to arrive
I’ve lost my phone somewhere in the house. Can you try ___ it? (call)
calling
This soup isn’t very tasty. Try ___ some salt.
to add
adding
-A: Thank you for tidying up last night. -B: Oh yes – I forgot ___ up. I must have been tired!
to tidy
tidying
My wife is a vegan. I also stopped ___ animal products when I met her.
eating
to eat
-A: Your Spanish has really improved. -B: Thank you! I try ___ speaking every day. (practise)
to practise
‘Do you still play the violin?’ ‘No, I stopped ___ it years ago.’
playing
to play
I tried ___ for the first time on my holiday. I loved it!
to surf
surfing