The -ing form / The Infinitive.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 5) The song is worth (to sing).

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 6) Would you prefer (to start) with the result of the experiment?

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 9) He promised me (to return) the glasses in an hour.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 2) We didn’t want him (to disturb) them.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 4) He gave up (to smoke).

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 3) We don’t mind (to open) the window, it’s so stuffy.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 8) It’s too difficult (to do) diving in such cold weather.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 10) Avoid (to dress) smart. There are plenty of robbers.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 1) She can’t (to imagine) him being a firefighter.

Put the verbs into (to) Infinitive or -ing form. 7) She fancies (to go) out tomorrow.