1)volunteers from the area are spending this weekend to clean/cleaning up the local beach. 2)dan avoids buying/to buy anything cannot be recycled later. 3)brian was looking forward to starting/to start his job at the animal shelter. 4)neighboring countries promised sending/to send supplies and rescue workers to the areas that were hit by the hurrieane 5) judy didn't let her children to go/go underwatet diving

1)добровольцы из района проводят в эти выходные для очистки/очистки местного пляжа.
2)Дэн избегает покупать/купить что-либо не могут быть переработаны позже.
3)Брайан смотрит вперед к начинать/начать свою работу в приюте для животных. 4)соседние страны обещали отправка/отправка поставок и в районы, которые пострадали от hurrieane
5) Джуди не дала ей детей, чтобы пойти/поехать underwatet дайвинг

1) In this sentence, the word "cleaning" should be used instead of "clean." The phrase "to clean up" is a phrasal verb that means to make an area clean or tidy. So, "volunteers from the area are spending this weekend cleaning up the local beach" means that the volunteers are currently in the process of making the local beach clean by removing trash or debris.

2) In this sentence, the word "buying" should be used instead of "to buy." The phrase "avoid buying" means to not purchase something. The phrase "cannot be recycled later" indicates that Dan wants to avoid buying anything that cannot be recycled in the future.

3) In this sentence, the word "starting" should be used instead of "to start." The phrase "looking forward to starting" means that Brian is excited and eager about beginning his job at the animal shelter. The phrase "to start his job" indicates the action he is looking forward to.

4) In this sentence, the word "sending" should be used instead of "to send." The phrase "promised sending" means that the neighboring countries made a promise to send supplies and rescue workers. The phrase "to send supplies and rescue workers" indicates the purpose of their promise.

5) In this sentence, the word "to go" should be used instead of "go." The phrase "didn't let her children go" means that Judy did not permit her children to participate in an activity. The phrase "underwater diving" specifies the particular activity she did not allow her children to engage in.