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Verb Patterns 2
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They succeeded in __________ the computer problem. (fix)
fixing
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Okay!
She insisted on __________ all the details. (know)
knowing
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__________ too much coffee can affect your sleep. (Drink)
Drinking
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They made me __________ everything from scratch. (start)
start
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Please let me __________ you with your bags. (help)
help
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Let her __________ what she wants. (choose)
choose
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__________ abroad can teach you a lot. (Live)
Living
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He made her __________ the truth. (admit)
admit
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You must __________ your phone during the film. (turn off)
turn off
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They’re excited about __________ their own flat. (get)
getting
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We arranged __________ our friends at the airport. (meet)
to meet
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The teacher is responsible for __________ the students safe. (keep)
keeping
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He helped me __________ the bike up the stairs. (carry)
carry
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____________ alone can sometimes feel refreshing. (Travel)
Travelling
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I'm used to __________ with difficult customers. (deal)
dealing
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She remembers __________ him before at another event. (meet)
meeting
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We talked about __________ a trip to the coast. (plan)
planning
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I’m interested in __________ how to paint. (learn)
learning
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__________ hepls me ______ after a long day. (swim, relax)
swimming, relax
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I want __________ something special for her birthday. (buy)
to buy
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They decided __________ early to avoid traffic. (leave)
to leave
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They insisted on __________ the full amount. (pay)
paying
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They admitted to __________ the rule. (break)
breaking
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He’s capable of __________ great things. (achieve)
achieving
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__________ up early is hard in winter. (Wake)
Waking
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I miss __________ to my grandparents every Sunday. (talk)
talking
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__________ new things keeps life interesting. (Try)
Trying
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I hope __________ you again soon. (see)
to see
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He’s good at __________ people feel welcome. (make)
making
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I prefer __________ alone when I study. (be)
to be
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We’re looking forward to __________ you soon. (see)
seeing
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They encouraged me __________ the competition. (enter)
to enter
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She apologised for __________ late again. (arrive)
arriving
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Their job involves __________ with difficult clients. (negotiate)
negotiating
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____________ a new language takes time and patience. (learn)
learning
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They offered __________ us with the decorations. (help)
to help
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__________ in London is very expensive. (Live)
Living
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They agreed __________ the contract next week. (sign)
to sign
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He avoided __________ about the argument. (talk)
talking
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She’s tired of __________ the same thing every day. (do)
doing
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The teacher let us __________ early after the test. (leave)
leave
Oops!
Okay!
__________ clearly is essential during presentations. (Speak)
Speaking
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He kept __________ the same mistake again and again. (make)
making
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The hardest part is __________ your fear. (face)
facing
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She suggested __________ to the museum instead. (go)
going
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The director asked him __________ the meeting. (attend)
to attend
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Doing yoga regularly helps ________ your posture. (improve)
improve
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She practised __________ the new song all week. (sing)
singing
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__________ others is part of her job. (Train)
Training
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He apologised for not __________ earlier. (call)
calling
Oops!
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Do you feel like __________ a walk? (go)
going
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He risked __________ his job to speak out. (lose)
losing
Oops!
Okay!
She’s afraid of __________ mistakes in public. (make)
making
Oops!
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We agreed __________ on the project together. (work)
to work
Oops!
Okay!
I’m not keen on __________ horror films. (watch)
watching
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She can’t help __________ when she hears that song. (smile)
smiling
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He avoided __________ about his problems. (talk)
talking
Oops!
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She made me __________ the whole report again. (rewrite)
rewrite
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We’re thinking of __________ a dog. (adopt)
adopting
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They avoid __________ in the city centre. (drive)
driving
Oops!
Okay!
She chose __________ a quiet life in the countryside. (live)
to live
Oops!
Okay!
__________ in front of a crowd makes me nervous. (Speak)
Speaking
Oops!
Okay!
She admitted __________ the vase. (break)
breaking
Oops!
Okay!
He admitted __________ the documents by mistake. (lose)
losing
Oops!
Okay!
We enjoy __________ board games at the weekend. (play)
playing
Oops!
Okay!
We managed __________ the flight despite the delay. (catch)
to catch
Oops!
Okay!
He agreed __________ a speech at the event. (give)
to give
Oops!
Okay!
I can’t stand __________ in long queues. (wait)
waiting
Oops!
Okay!
We finished __________ the assignment just in time. (do)
doing
Oops!
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He promised __________ on time next week. (arrive)
to arrive
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You should __________ your keys somewhere safe. (keep)
keep
Oops!
Okay!
She refused __________ the answer to anyone. (reveal)
to reveal
Oops!
Okay!
He dreams of __________ in a band one day. (play)
playing
Oops!
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I suggested __________ a break. (take)
taking
Oops!
Okay!
__________ regularly is important for your health. (Exercise)
Exercising
Oops!
Okay!
I forgot __________ my homework. (do)
to do
Oops!
Okay!
He’s interested in __________ how engines work. (understand)
understanding
Oops!
Okay!
You’d better __________ your jacket – it’s cold. (take)
take
Oops!
Okay!
He continued __________ even though he was tired. (run)
running
Oops!
Okay!
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