Infinitive or Gerund?

1

100

Maria hopes (play) tennis tomorrow.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

To play

200

Tom refused (make) a cake for his sister.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

to make

300

Cristian apologised to us for (not arrive) on time

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

not coming

400

Tessa planned (arrive) early to study for the quiz.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

To arrive

500

(Swim) is a great sport.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Swimming

2

100

The apartment owner wanted (raise) the rent.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

to raise

200

Would you mind (bring) me that book?

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Bringing

300

The International Student Office suggests (take) this class.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Taking

400

Oh, no! I forgot (turn off) the coffee pot before I left the house.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

To turn off

500

First, Juan tried (play) golf and was really good at it, and then he tried (play) basketball, but he played terribly!

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Playing / playing 

3

100

Do you promise (pay) me back next week?

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

To pay

200

Silvia agreed (lend) Daniel her car for the afternoon.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

To lend

300

What's the point of (ask) me that question! The answer is no.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Asking

400

We didn't have any money left, as we really like (shop).

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

shopping

500

The computer wouldn't work, so Nora tried (restart) it and it came back on.

To + infinitive or gerund (+ing)?

Restarting