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Melanie has offered __________( to help ) us when we move house.

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We tend ________( to get) up later at weekends.

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I usually avoid ____________( to drive) in the rush hour.

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Who suggested______( to go) on a camping holiday in October?

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Andrew doesn't mind ___________( to have) lots of work. He quite likes it.

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Mark forgot about his promise_________( to go) shopping.

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Luckily I managed ________( to find) my way here all right.

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The runners didn't mind the rain. They just kept on ___________( to run).

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I think Tom is very amusing. I can't help ______( to laugh) at his funny stories.

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They decided___________( to have) a party.

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Do you fancy _______( to go ) to the theatre tonight?

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I can't wait___________( to see) the photos you took.

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I'd like_______( to do) a parachute jump one day.

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Nick couldn't persuade Rita __________( to go) out with him.

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It took ages ________( to download) the pictures from the internet.

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We could________( to go) to a night club.

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I need the money__________( to pay) the phone bill.

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That programme was funny. It really made me _______( to laugh).

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We're ready ________( to start) now.

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It was polite of Emma_________( to write) and thank us.

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I must_________( to speak) to the manager.

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Have you finished______( to type) that letter?

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Let's __________( to eat) out tonight, shall we?

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I can't face_________( to cook) a meal today.

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I'm glad I live here. I'd hate ______( to live) in a big city.

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I must remember________( to post) this letter today. It's important.

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The clothes are still dirty because I forgot________ ( to switch) on the machine.

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I've always wanted________( to visit) San Francisco.

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There's too much noise. Can you all stop______( to talk), please?

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We were wondering where________( to park) the car.

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Claire doesn't have much idea how_______( to cook).

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It was silly of me _______( to forget) the tickets.

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Laura is interested in____________( to paint).

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We're planning________( to go) away this weekend.

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Where should I _______( to sit)?

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He's arranged__________( to play) tennis tonight.

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My mother insisted on_________________( to stop) at this department store.

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Do you want me ______( to help) you?

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My sister enjoys ________( to listen) to jazz music.

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My parents make me _________( to tidy) my room every day.

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What do you think of _______( to invite) them to the party?

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I wanted to speak with John but I couldn't_________( to find) his phone number.

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I don't feel quite well. I would rather________( to stay) at home today.

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We asked the teacher whether we might _________( to use) dictionaries.

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I'm very bad at __________( to play) the piano.

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It's nice _________( to have) a place of your own.

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I'm thinking of _______( to go) to Turkey.

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I'm afraid I can't afford_________( to spend) too much money.

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Didn't we all decide__________( to spend) our holidays on a Greek island?

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I expect_______( to get) my money back.

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She doesn't seem ______( to be) in love with him.

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Would you like_______( to come) for dinner?

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He's trying_______( to learn) French.

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You shouldn't avoid _________( to talk) about your problems.

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Carol asked him _______( to make) some coffee.

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The teacher let Jane _______( to leave) school early.

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Tomorrow I will encourage Janet _______( to enter) the competition.

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I can't imagine______( to live) in the country.

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Peter refused __________( to help) us.

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I made him______( to tell) me the truth.

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May I ______( to take) your dictionary?

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My parents didn't let me__________( to go) to that party.

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David failed ______( to pay) his electricity bill.

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Some people just choose not __________( to get) married.

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Sarah agreed______( to work) late at the office.

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The computer program appears _______( to have) a bug in it.

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Nick says he's given up ______( to smoke).

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She suggested ______( to dance).

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I'd love a holiday. I can't wait______( to leave) this place behind.

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We've finished_______( to decorate) the flat.

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I hear you're preparing _______( to leave) for Australia.

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I'm hoping ________( to see) all my friends while I'm there.

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I'm looking forward_______( to see) my friends again.

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I apologized for ______( to make) a mistake.

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I'm sorry we've kept you _____( to wait) so long.

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The dress was so beautiful that Claire couldn't resist______( to buy) it.

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I never go in the bank if it's busy. I can't stand _____( to wait) in a queue.

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I suggest _____( to wait) for a taxi.

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We don't want to risk______( to miss) the bus

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The assistant may prove_________( to be) a true friend of the customer.

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You should demand_____( to have) your money back immediately.

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Just keep on ____( to say) that you want your presents.

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Matthew admitted__________( to promise) to go to Scotland.

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Tessa wants ______( to buy) a new coat soon.

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We must avoid _______( to waste) so much time.

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Sometimes a country refuses ___________( to take) part in the Olympics.

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The police carried on _________( to watch) the house.

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It was good of you ______( to come) jogging with me.

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I'm looking forward________( to get) my birthday present.

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It's difficult for unskilled people ________( to find) work these days.

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This computer isn't expensive _______( to buy).

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I'd like you_______( to listen) carefully.

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I can't justify___________( to take) all that time off from my studies.

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The bus journey is too complicated. It involves________( to change) buses in the centre.

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We'll have to practice_________( to throw) the ball into the basket.

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Do you like football?

I enjoy______( to watch) it on TV.

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I wouldn't mind_________( to travel) around the world some time.

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My sister decided_______( to try) on both dresses.

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Mark would prefer ______( to drive) rather than take the train.

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I really dislike________( to wake) up early at the weekends.