infinitive vs gerund

1

100

My dad used _____________________ after dinner but he doesn't do that anymore (SMOKE).

TO SMOKE

100

He risked _____________________ the match by _____________________ his racket. (LOSE, CHANGE)

LOOSING\ CHANGING

100

I don't feel like _____________________ in the park today. Let's go tomorrow . (WALK)

WALKING

100

After a few miles he stopped on the motorway _____________________ some cigarettes (GET).

TO GET

2

100

She advised us _____________________ there alone. It could be very dangerous (NOT GO).

NOT TO GO

100

I am looking forward TO _____________________ you at the dinner party. (MEET)

MEETING

100

Venice is always worth _____________________ . (VISIT)

VISITING

100

 It's no use _____________________ with him. He won't listen to you. (ARGUE)

ARGUING

3

100

Jenny is good at _____________________ children _____________________ down properly at the table. (PERSUADE, SIT).

PERSUADING\ TO SIT

100

My mum remembers _____________________ the Millers, so I don't know why they're not here yet (INVITE).

INVITING

100

 I can't help _____________________ . That joke was so funny. (LAUGH)

LAUGHING

100

My mum made me _____________________ up my room. (CLEAN)

CLEAN

4

100

My boss warned me _____________________ finishing the project (NOT DELAY)

NOT TO DELAY

100

My parents allowed me _____________________ to the cinema with a few friends. (GO)

TO GO

100

The travel agent advised us _____________________ around after dark. (NOT WALK)

NOT TO WALK

100

Women were given the right _____________________ in the first part of the 20th century. (VOTE).

TO VOTE

5

100

Have you ever let your friend _____________________ your new tablet ? (USE)

USE

100

The teacher insisted on my parents _____________________ over to school for a chat (COME).

COMING

100

Did you have any trouble _____________________ the house ? (FIND)

FINDING

100

 I happened _____________________ in the neighbourhood, so I thought I'd pay you a visit (BE).

TO BE