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  • I've stopped ________________ (drink) orange juice; I've heard it has a lot of calories!
    DRINKING
  • We regret ________________ (inform) you that we are unable to repair your washing machine.
    TO INFORM
  • After a successful career as a football player, Johan Cruyff went on _______________ (become) a respected manager.
    TO BECOME
  • Don't forget ___________________ (phone) me if you need any help.
    TO PHONE
  • We tried ______________ (put) the fire out but we were unsuccessful. We had to call the fire department.
    TO PUT
  • Alan tried _________________ (stop) the theief as he ran away.
    TO STOP
  • Dieting usually means ______________ (give up) things you enjoy.
    GIVING UP
  • Some footballers go on _________________ (play) professionally until they're nearly 40.
    TO PLAY
  • A: "Did you remember ___________ (phone) Ann?" B: "Oh no, I completely forgot."
    TO PHONE
  • This house needs ________________(paint). It looks horrible.
    PAINTING
  • I meant _______________ (phone) the electrician but I forgot.
    TO PHONE
  • Sue needed some money. She tried________________ (ask) Gerry but he couldn't help her.
    ASKING
  • I'll never forget ___________- over the Grand Canyon. It was unforgettable!
    FLYING
  • I remember _________________ (come) here when I was young.
    COMING
  • Try ________________________ (rest) for while: you might feel better then.
    RESTING
  • John intends _____________ (buy) a new house.
    TO BUY
  • Is that what you meant ______________ (say)?
    TO SAY
  • If you have a headache, try _______________ an aspirin. (take)
    TAKING
  • I stopped ________________ a coffee on the way to work this morning. (buy)
    TO BUY
  • Someone must have taken m bag. I clearly remember_______________ (leave) it by thewindow and now it has gone.
    LEAVING
  • I regret _______________ (go) to see that film; it was so boring.
    GOING
  • He tried _____________________ (reach) the shelf but he wasn't tall enough.
    TO REACH
  • You must remember _________________ Aunt Anna when you go to Madrid. (VISIT)
    TO VISIT
  • When you see Tom, remember___________________ (give ) him my regards, won't you?
    TO GIVE
  • If you're driving long distances, you should stop _________________ (have) a rest every 2 hours.
    TO HAVE
  • If you're driving long distances, you should stop _________________ (have) a rest every 2 hours.
    TO HAVE
  • A: You lent me some money a few months ago. B: Did I? That's strange. I don't remember_____________(lend) you any money.
    LENDING
  • We must remember ___________________ (feed) the cat before we go.
    TO FEED
  • My children never remember _____________ the milk back in the fridge. (put)
    TO PUT
  • After finishing his novel, he went on ________________ a couple of plays. (direct)
    TO DIRECT
  • I can't go on _____________ in this house!! I hate it here! (live)
    LIVING
  • I think Nick meant _____________ that window. It didn't look like an accident. (break)
    TO BREAK
  • After a successful career as a football player, Johan Cruyff went on _______________ (become) a respected manager.
    TO BECOME
  • What do you intend ________________ about the problem?
    TO DO
  • I'll never forget _______________ (see) Bruno Mars in concert. It was electrifying!
    SEEING
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