Put the verbs into the forms of gerund or infinitive:

1.He gave up gambling

2.I advised him to ask the bus conductor to tell him where to get off.
3.We are looking forward to reading his new novel.
4.I don't really enjoy going to the dentist.
5.I saw the plane to crash into the hill and going up in flames.
6.He is said to be the best doctor in the area.
7.We don't want anyone to know we are here.
8.Imagine to live with someone who never stops to talk
9.I offered paying him but he refused.
10.He was accused of stealing the vase.
11.I don't feel like working; what about going to the disco instead?
12.The boys are supposed tiding up but they don't always do it.
13.Try to avoid to make him angry.
14.Would you mind to write your name on the back of the document?
15.After reading the article he decided to give up smoking
16.I suggest holding another meeting next week.
17.I have no intention of going to that film again.
18.I advise you to start looking for a new flat.
19.It is usually easier to learn a subject by reading books than by listening to boring
lectures.
20.Don't forget to lock the door before to go to bed.