infinitive or gerund
I can't promise ... (be) on time.
to be
He works on weekends ... (earn) more money.
to earn
She tried ... (not hit) the man, but she was driving too fast.
not to hit
I'm very happy ... (be) here again.
to be
I find it hard ... (describe) my feelings to you.
to describe
... (Swim) is better exercise than running.
Swimming
On Sundays, she likes .... and ... (relax, not do) anything.
relaxing; not doing
They spent all night ... coffee and ... (drink, talk).
drinking; talking
I decided ... (go) camping because I didn't have much money.
to go
I left my country ... (study) English in Canada.
to study
Would you like ... (come) to my party?
to come
We were unhappy with the service, so the restaurant offered ...(give) us a free dinner.
to give
Do you need ... (go) to the bathroom?
to go
.... (eat) candy and junk food will make you fat.
Eating
He looked unhappy after ... (see) his work schedule.
seeing
Do you mind ... (not talk) so loudly?
not talking
Is it difficult ... (learn) Japanese?
to learn
They drove without ... (stop) for 6 hours.
stopping
He pretended ... (not understand) the police officer.
not to understand
Daniel quit ... (smoke) a year ago.
smoking
It was very interesting ... (see) my old school again.
to see
He's very competitive. He thinks ... (win) is the most important thing.
winning
We're thinking of .... (go) to Mexico for our vacation.
going
Are you good at ... (remember) people's names?
Jim always forgets ... (eat) breakfast in the morning.
to eat