Gerunds and Infinitives: Verb Challenge!

I’d rather__________

We must ________.

You ought to_____________.

He’d better _____________.

You should ______________.

His parents make him ____________.

My boss let me ________________.

I can’t ________ .

He might ________.

I may __________.

He admitted _______ the money.

Try to avoid ________ a noise.

It’s not worth _____________.

I can’t help _______ in love.

I can’t stand _________ for people who are late to meetings.

She carried on __________.

He didn’t deny ________ it.

I really enjoy ________ live music.

I feel like ________.

When he finishes ________ we’ll have a vote.

She’s giving up _______.

If you keep on ________ you’ll see a hotel on the right.

I’m really looking forward to_______ the family.

I can’t imagine _______ in a really cold place.

I don’t mind ______ for a while.

I really miss ________ a garden.

They postponed _______ the report.

I really need to practise ______.

I recommend _______.

I regret ______ this house.

I can’t risk ______ my job.

I spent all day _______ the kitchen.

I suggest ______ after 6.

I can’t afford ______ the train.

She agreed ______ the bills.

He appears _______ dangerous.

We arranged ______ dinner with them next week.

I won’t be able _____.

I can’t wait ______ you again.

He chose _____ .

I’ve decided _______ a new car.

He played well and deserved ______.

I never expected ______ .

Do you happen ______ the time?

Don’t hesitate ______.

I hope______ from you soon.

She’s learning ______ the guitar.

Did you manage _______ the test first time?

I offered ______.

We planned ______ by 6.

He pretended ______ rich, but his clothes were old.

I promise ______ you.

He refused ______ it.

It seems _______ broken.

He’s teaching me ________.

We tend ______ at the weekend.

They threatened ________ the police.

I wanted _____ you something.

I would like _____ a ticket please.