verbs of preference + gerund or infinitive | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I hate ___ my mom sad and tired after work. (SEEING / TO SEE)

I hate to see my mom sad and tired after work.

I like ___ healthy and organic food. (COOKING / TO COOK)

I like to cook healthy and organic food.

I hate ___ at hostels. (STAYING / TO STAY)

I hate staying at hostels.

I hate ____ on Sundays. (WORKING / TO WORK)

I hate working on Sundays.

I love ____ lemonade when it's hot. (DRINKING / TO DRINK)

I love to drink lemonade when it's hot.

I prefer ____ cars to trucks. (DRIVING / TO DRIVE)

I prefer driving cars to trucks.

I can't stand ____ to rude people. (TALKING / TO TALK)

I can't stand talking to rude people.

I feel like ___ a silly movie on Netflix. (WATCHING / TO WATCH)

I feel like watching a silly movie on Netflix.

I like ____ to native Spanish speakers. (TALKING / TO TALK)

I like talking to native Spanish speakers.

I prefer ___ an animal. (ADOPTING / TO ADOPT)

I prefer to adopt an animal.

When I have to pacify a fight between two people, I like ___ both sides of the situation. (UNDERSTANDING / TO UNDERSTAND)

When I have to pacify a fight between two people, I like to understand both sides of the situation.

I prefer ___ during the day. (DRIVING / TO DRIVE)

I prefer to drive during the day.

I like ___ when I'm anxious. (WALKING / TO WALK)

I like to walk when I'm anxious.

I don't like ____ to people when I'm angry. (TALKING / TO TALK)

I don't like to talk to people when I'm angry.

I love ___ for my family. (COOKING / TO COOK)

I love cooking for my family.

I enjoy ____ to the beach. (GOING / TO GO)

I enjoy going to the beach.