Mary
Mary hopes (play) tennis tomorrow.
to play
The apartment owner suggested (raise) Tom's rent.
raising
Do you promise (pay) back all the money next week?
to pay
My mum forbids me (watch) TV after midnight.
to watch
Find the odd one
need, want, promise, remember
remember
Mary avoided (make) a mistake on her test.
making
Would you mind (bring) me that book? I'm tired.
bringing
Timothy agreed (lend) Mike his car for the afternoon.
to lend
Did you remember (do) the shopping?
to do
Correct the mistake
She made him to buy a flat.
She made him buy a flat.
Robert loved his grandmother and he remembers (visit) her every weekend when he was a boy.
visiting
The Student Office advised Tom (take) this class.
to take
The computer wouldn't work, so Timothy tried (turn) it off and on, but that didn't solve the problem.
turning
What time is it, Mum? Oh, no! I forgot (go) to my appointment.
to go
True or false?
We can use both begin and start either with gerund or to-infinitive with no difference in meaning.
TRUE
He is trying to persuade them (invest) in the project, therefore he goes on (make) strong arguments.
to invest/making
Oh, no! I forgot (turn off) the coffee pot, I regret (be) in such a hurry.
to turn off/being
They went on (talk) about history, after they'd finished (talk) about philosophy.
to talk/talking
I wanted (call) you, but you didn't answer and I tried (solve) the issues all by myself.
to call/to solve
a)You don't need worrying.
b)You needn't to worry.
c)You needn't worry.
d)You don't need to worring.
c)You needn't worry.
Mary could hardly resist (look) at it but she imagined (spend) all that money on a coat and she forced herself (leave) the shop.
looking/spending/to leave
Tom stopped (tie) his shoelaces and asked (phone) me later, because he couldn't stand (talk) in public places.
to tie/to phone/talking
Timothy intended (go) to Australia last year, but postponed (buy) tickets, because it meant (spend) a huge sum of money.
to go/buying/spending
When we saw mum's car (pass), we stopped (look) at the map and attempted (draw) her attention.
passing or pass/looking/to draw
She let me (go) for a swim) and reminded me (close) the door, after I left I couldn't remember (do) this, therefore I delayed (go) swimming and had (return) home to check it.
go/to close/doing/going/to return