Gerund and Infinitive

What do you think of .............................. a party?

My mother insisted on....................... at this department store.

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What does Steve want ........................?

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Could you please..............................with me?

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When I’m tired, I enjoy ............... television. It’s relaxing

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My father likes ........................ to jazz music.

My parents make me..............,my room every day.

She was late because she stopped............... a magazine on the way home.

I must............................it now.

Is she fond of.................?

We were surprised at ................... that.

I’d like …................... him a present.

He was happy ........................ the prize.

He suggested … some food.

Stop ... that song because it's awful!

It's a pleasure .... with you

He isn't tall enough .... this shelf.

1.     John refused … my question. 

Keep … the eggs. 

It was a nice day, so we decided ... for a walk.

It's a nice day. Does anyone fancy ... for a walk.

Some people are interested in ... shopping every day.

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

...overtime must be paid.

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He came to the room .. . if the radiator was woking.

Let me ..................... you with those bags.

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

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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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We're ready ________( to start) now.

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I must_________( to speak) to the manager.