1.

Put the verb into the correct form:

 I don’t fancy ______________ (go) out tonight.

 She avoided ______________ (tell) him about her plans.
 I would like ______________ (come) to the party with you.
 He enjoys ______________ (have) a bath in the evening.
 She kept ______________ (talk) during the film.
 I am learning ______________ (speak) English.
 Do you mind ______________ (give) me a hand?
 She helped me ______________ (carry) my suitcases.
 I’ve finished ______________ (cook). Come and eat!
 He decided ______________ (study) Biology.
 I dislike ______________ (wait).
 He asked ______________ (come) with us.
 I promise ______________ (help) you tomorrow.
 We discussed ______________ (go) to the cinema, but in the end we
stayed at home.
 She agreed ______________ (bring) the pudding.
 I don’t recommend ______________ (take) the bus, it takes forever!
 We hope ______________ (visit) Amsterdam next month.
 She suggested ______________ (go) to the museum.
 They plan ______________ (start) college in the autumn.
 I don’t want ______________ (leave) yet.

2. Put the verb into the gerund or the infinitive with ‘to’:

o She delayed ______________ (get) out of bed.

o He demanded ______________ (speak) to the manager.
o I offered ______________ (help).
o I miss ______________ (go) to the beach.
 o We postponed ______________ (do) our homework.
o I’d hate ______________ (arrive) too late.
o She admitted ______________ (steal) the money.
o I chose ______________ (work) here.
o She waited ______________ (buy) a drink.
o I really appreciate ______________ (be) on holiday.
o I couldn’t help ______________ (laugh).
o It seems ______________ (be) raining.
o I considered ______________ (move) to Spain.
o They practised ______________ (speak).
o Finally I managed ______________ (finish) the work.
o I really can’t stand ______________ (wait) for the bus.
o Unfortunately, we can’t afford ______________ (buy) a new car this
year.
o She risked ______________ (be) late.
o I’d love ______________ (come) with you.
o I prepared ______________ (go) on holiday.

3. Put the verb into the gerund or the infinitive with ‘to’:

 It appears _________________ (be) raining.

 We intend _________________ (go) to the countryside this weekend.
 I pretended _________________ (be) sick so I didn’t have to go to
work.
 Can you imagine_________________ (live) without TV?
 They tolerate_________________ (smoke) but they prefer people not
to.
 I anticipate _________________ (arrive) on Tuesday.
 A wedding involves _________________ (negotiate) with everyone in
the family.
 He denies _________________ (steal) the money.
 He claims _________________ (be) a millionaire but I don’t believe
him.
 I expect _________________ (be) there about seven.
 Julia reported _________________ (see) the boys to the police.
 It tends _________________ (rain) a lot in Scotland.
 Do you recall _________________ (meet) her at the party last week?
 She mentioned _________________ (go) to the cinema, but I don’t
know what she decided to do in the end.
 The teenager refused _________________ (go) on holiday with his
parents.
 I understand _________________ (be) late once or twice, but every
day is too much!
 I would prefer you _________________ (come) early if you can.
 That criminal deserves _________________ (get) a long sentence.
 She completed _________________ (paint) her flat.
 We arranged _________________ (meet) at four but at four thirty she
still hadn’t arrived.