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Gerund vs Infinitive

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  • I don't remember _____(meet) you at your wedding at all.
    to meet
    meeting
  • I've stopped _____(use) my car so much and walk as much as possible.
    using
    to use
  • Why don't you stop ______(play) on your computer and go our for some fresh air?
    to play
    playing
  • We'll have to stop _____( buy) him a present on the way to the party.
    buying
    to buy
  • I try ____ (do) some exercise every day but I often cant find time.
    doing
    to do
  • If you have a headache, try ________(take) an asprin.
    to take
    taking
  • We have been trying _______(get) out the car all morning, but the snow is just too deep.
    to get
    getting
  • you can forget ______(go) out tonight! You aven't done your homework!
    going
    to go
  • If he is not answering his phone, you could try _______(get) in touch with him.
    getting
    to get
  • My children never remember ___________(put) the milk back in the refrigirator.
    to put
    putting
  • Oh no! I forgot ________( send) my mom a bithdy card. She'll me really upset.
    sending
    to send
  • I felt sick, so I tried ________(drink) some ginger tea.
    drinking
    to drink
  • I would have arrived earlier, bu I had to stop _____(get) some gas for my car.
    to get
    getting
  • He has been trying _____(learn) to drive for years, but keeps failing at the tests.
    learning
    to learn
  • I was really hot, so I tried______(splash) my face with cold water.
    splashing
    to splash
  • can you remember _______(see) my keys? I can't find them.
    to see
    seeing
  • She is not interested in you, so you can forget ______(ask) her out.
    asking
    to ask
  • I stopped ______(drink) so much caffine , now I feel much better.
    to drink
    drinking
  • Could you try _____(remember) people's names please? It is rude to keep forgetting.
    remembering
    to remember
  • Remmeber _________(turn off) your phone before you enter.
    turning off
    to turn off
  • You must remember _____(visit) your Aunt Anna when you are in town.
    to visit
    visiting
  • I didn't remember ___________(send) that email before I left the office.
    sending
    to send
  • Please stop ____(talk) for a minute and just listen!
    to talk
    talking
  • I think I forgot ______(turn off) the iron before I left.
    turning off
    to turn off
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