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gerunds or infinitives

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  • A suspicious young man was seen ... (enter) the building shortly before the incident.
    to enter
  • My teacher insisted on ... (clean) up all the trash, even if it wasn't ours.
    cleaning
  • As we drove over the river we noticed local women ... (wash) their clothes in the water.
    washing
  • If you know how, it is easy ... (float) in water for a long time.
    to float
  • If you go on ... (listen) to music that loud, you'll be deaf before you're twenty!
    listening
  • Everyone in the neighborhood participated in ... (search) for the lost child.
    searching
  • It's absolutely essential that she ... (be) aware of the situation.
    be
  • Transglobe Airlines regrets ... (announce) the cancellation of today's service to Istandbul due to air traffic restrictions.
    to announce
  • The doctor suggested that Sam ... (take) some time off work.
    should take, take
  • Nothing will stop their enquiries, they mean ... (get) to the bottom of this strange business.
    to get
  • I really regret ... (leave) school so young, it's ruined my career prospects.
    leaving
  • We were all exhausted so we stopped ... (get) some rest at a motel.
    to get
  • Damien insisted on ... (go) to the party.
    going
  • Darling, did you remember ... (pack) some extra memory cards for the video camera yesterday?
    to pack
  • I like ... (eat) with my family once a week.
    to eat
  • We had worked hard all morning, so at midday we stopped ... (have) a coffee and a sandwich.
    to have
  • We're considering ... (get) engaged.
    getting
  • That wound's quite deep. You really need ... (put) some antiseptic on it.
    to put
  • Our teacher encourages us ... (check) a dictionary to check the spelling of difficult words.
    to check
  • Do you remember ... (see) that film last summer?
    seeing
  • I don't dare ... (tell) Simone what happened.
    tell
  • We tried ... (press) the 'escape' key but the program just wouldn't respond.
    pressing