Gerund or Infinitive 1
Mary hopes (play) tennis tomorrow.
to play
The apartment owner suggested (raise) the rent.
raising
Do you promise (pay) back all the money next week?
to pay
George suggested (go) to a movie.
going
Robert loved his grandmother and he remebered (visit) her every weekend.
visiting
Tom avoided (make) a mistake on her test.
making
Would you mind (bring) me that book? I'm tired.
bringing
Timothy agreed (lend) Mike hisr car for the afternoon.
to lend
Kim isn't likely (come) this late, so we should leave.
to come
She would like (use) a computer to help her with the homeowrk?
to use
Roger thanked us for (give) her a ride to school.
giving
The Student Office advised me (take) this class.
to take
I finished (take) the test.
taking
Letisha's husband asked her (buy) some coffee on the way home.
to buy
Tina decided (visit) her sister in her native country.
to visit
Carla planned (arrive) early for the quiz.
to arrive
Oh, no! I forgot (turn off) the coffee pot before I left the house.
to turn off
We didn't have any money, so we went to the bank (get) some money.
to get
What time is it, Mary? Oh, no! I forgot (go) to my appointment.
to go
Andrew, you should avoid (stay) up too late on the night before the final exam.
staying
(swim) is a great sport.
Swimming
First, John tried (play) golf, and then he tried (play) basketball, but he just wasn't good at sports.
to play/playing/toplay/playing
The computer wouldn't work, so Nora tried (restart) it, but that didn't solve the problem.
to restart/restarting
It's a good idea to practice (play) the piano daily before a major concert.
playing
Naomi, do you remember (hear) about that plane crash last year?
hearing