Choose the correct form in each sentence (infinitive or gerund). 1. i enjoy to the theatre. to go going 2. we anticipate two weeks here. to spend spending 3. john finished his paper at midnight. to write writing 4. we can't afford a new vacuum cleaner. to buy buying 5. i resent the center of attention. to be being 6. don't avoid my questions. to answer answering 7. i don't fancy to this program. to listen listening 8. they've fixed to wolverhampton. to go going 9. mary adores museums. to visit visiting 10. we suggested for the bus. to wait waiting 11. the shop assistant offered me. to help helping 12. we stand a great deal by the agreement. to gain gaining 13. we are not about now. to stop stopping 14. we risk their support. to lose losing 15. i choose at home tonight. to stay staying 16. after a short break everybody resumed to work working 17. she somehow contrived the dinner. to cook cooking 18. bob tends when you ask him. to lie lying 19. they purported our friends. to be being 20. carry on it's very interesting. to talk talking 21. they opted my invitation. to decline declining 22. how often do you practice the piano? to play playing 23. we'll postpone because of the bad weather. to leave leaving 24. leave off that noise! to make making 25. charles disclaimed entangled in this affair. to be being 26. i demand to the manager. to speak speaking 27. richard pretended an expert chess player. to be being 28. she expects the exam. to fail failing 29. i didn't mean you. to hurt hurting 30. helen doesn't mind chocolate alone. to eat eating
2) to spend
3) writing
4) buying
5) to be
6) answering
7) listenning
8) to go
9) visiting
10) waiting
11) to help
12) to gain
13) to stop
14) to lose
15) staying
16) to work
17) to cook
18) to lie
19) to be
20) talking
21) to decline
22) playing
23) leaving
24) making
25) being
26) to speak
27) to be
28) to fail
29) to hurt
30) eating