Infinitive or ing-form

My younger sister can’t stop ... (eat) sweets.

I’m sorry ... (hear) that your mother isn’t well.

I hate ... (wait) in queues. It really annoys me.

I remember ... (go) to Venice as a child.

He used ... (think) that life ended at 40, but now when he’s 41, he knows it’s not true.

My dad promised ... (buy) me a bike if I passed my exams well.

I suggested ... (call) a taxi so we wouldn’t be late.

It’s difficult ... (concentrate) when there’s loud playing on the radio.

We stopped for a while ... (admire) the scenery.

Did you remember ... (send) your sister a card? It’s her birthday today.

I’d like ... (cook) something special when guests come.

I looked forward to ... (see) you again soon

It’s five in the morning. I’m not used to ... (get) up this early.

I can’t stand ... (wait) in queues.

There used ... (be) a cinema in our village but it closed down three years ago.

He’ll never forget ... (see) the Grand Canyon for the first time.

Could you please stop ... (whistle)! I’m trying ... (concentrate) on my work.

Would you mind ... (fetch) another chair?

Stop ... (make) such a terrible noise!

I offered ... (pay) for the meal, but she refused.

John suggested ... (go) together in one car.

Is it worth ... (run) such an awful risk?

It’s impossible ... (cut) with this knife. It’s blunt.

Harry looked so funny that I couldn’t help ... (laugh).

My father enjoys ... (listen) to jazz music.

He is Spanish so he’s used to ... (drive) on the right.

Linda offered ... (look after) my cat while I was out of town.

What do you feel like ... (do) tonight?

He can’t afford ... (hire) a taxi every day.

I couldn’t help them ... (find) what they were looking for as I was in too much of a hurry.