II. Complete with the infinitive or gerund of the verbs in brackets.

1. She stopped at Smith’s to buy (buy) the newspaper.

2. They suggested having (have) a pizza for dinner.

3. I can’t afford to buy (buy) a house till I get a job.

4. She is used to speaking (speak) in public.

5. Ben promised his parents to study (study) harder.

6. Stop making (make) so much noise or you’ll wake up the baby.

7. She denied breaking (break) the window but I knew she was guilty.

8. My parents don’t allow me to stay (stay) out late at night.

9. Would you mind leading (lend) me your dictionary?

10. I managed to find (find) the place with the help of a map.

11. My mobile doesn’t work.–Try to change (change) the batteries.

12. Please remember to study (study) for the test on Monday.

13. I don’t feel like going (go) out. I’d rather stay at home.

14. She hit the child and made her cry (cry).

1. She stopped at Smith’s ……to buy………… (buy) the newspaper.

2. They suggested ………having……… (have) a pizza for dinner.

- Suggest + V-ing

3. I can’t afford ……to buy………… (buy) a house till I get a job.

4. She is used ………to speaking……… (speak) in public.

- Used + To V-ing

5. Ben promised his parents ………to study……… (study) harder.

6. Stop ………making……… (make) so much noise or you’ll wake up the baby.

7. She denied ………beaking……… (break) the window but I knew she was guilty.

8. My parents don’t allow me ………to stay…… (stay) out late at night.

9. Would you mind ………lending……… (lend) me your dictionary?

- Would + S + mind + V-ing

10. I managed ………to find…… (find) the place with the help of a map.

11. My mobile doesn’t work.–Try ……to change…… (change) the batteries.

12. Please remember ……to study……… (study) for the test on Monday.

13. I don’t feel like ……going……… (go) out. I’d rather stay at home.

- like + V-ing

14. She hit the child and made her ……cry……… (cry).