Infinitive/Gerund/Participle

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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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They decided___________( to have) a party.

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

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We could________( to go) to a night club.

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

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I must_________( to speak) to the manager.

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

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Laura is interested in____________( to paint).

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

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

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

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Peter refused __________( to help) us.

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Sarah agreed______( to work) late at the office.

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

 Look at the man ... the street. 

....a bike,Jane cycled home.

The boy, .... in the yard, is my brother.

.... the room he went for a walk.

Mary is not..........in learning English.

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