Choose the correct form in each sentence (Infinitive or Gerund). 

1. I enjoy _____ to the theatre. 

to go 
going 

2. We anticipate _____ two weeks here. 

to spend 
spending 

3. John finished _____ his paper at midnight. 

to write 
writing 

4. We can't afford _____ a new vacuum cleaner. 

to buy 
buying 

5. I resent _____ the center of attention. 

to be 
being 

6. Don't avoid _____ my questions. 

to answer 
answering 

7. I don't fancy _____ to this program. 

to listen 
listening 

8. They've fixed _____ to Wolverhampton. 

to go 
going 

9. Mary adores _____ museums. 

to visit 
visiting 

10. We suggested _____ for the bus. 

to wait 
waiting 

11. The shop assistant offered _____ me. 

to help 
helping 

12. We stand _____ a great deal by the agreement. 

to gain 
gaining 

13. We are not about _____ now. 

to stop 
stopping 

14. We risk _____ their support. 

to lose 
losing 

15. I choose _____ at home tonight. 

to stay 
staying 

16. After a short break everybody resumed _____. 

to work 
working 

17. She somehow contrived _____ the dinner. 

to cook 
cooking 

18. Bob tends _____ when you ask him. 

to lie 
lying 

19. They purported _____ our friends. 

to be 
being 

20. Carry on _____. It's very interesting. 

to talk 
talking 

21. They opted _____ my invitation. 

to decline 
declining 

22. How often do you practice _____ the piano? 

to play 
playing 

23. We'll postpone _____ because of the bad weather. 

to leave 
leaving 

24. Leave off _____ that noise! 

to make 
making 

25. Charles disclaimed _____ entangled in this affair. 

to be 
being 

26. I demand _____ to the manager. 

to speak 
speaking 

27. Richard pretended _____ an expert chess player. 

to be 
being 

28. She expects _____ the exam. 

to fail 
failing 

29. I didn't mean _____ you. 

to hurt 
hurting 

30. Helen doesn't mind _____ chocolate alone.

to eat
eating