INFINITIVE or GERUND 1. I avoided to speak/speaking to them about that matter.
2. Tony was glad to help/helping Alice.
3. To watch/watching football matches may be exciting.
4. Maggie was happy to go/going to the circus.
5. We are looking forward to see/seeing you again.
6. Why do you avoid to speak/speaking to me?
7. Would you mind to come/coming again in a day or two?
8. I prefer to listen/listening to the sounds of New York – the traffic, the different languages and so on…
9. Angela didn’t study enough to pass/passing her History test.
10. To tell/telling you the truth I don’t really like her to cook/cooking.
11. Fred could not help to smile/smiling when he heard this funny story.
12. I would prefer to cross/crossing the river by boat.
13. Let’s go to boat/boating.
14. Washington is the capital of the USA which is worth to see/seeing.
15. In some families there is no enough food to eat/eating
16. What would you like to do/doing tonight?

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