Spoken English Class Test 16

Students want____________(get) good grades.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Alicia enjoys______________(watch) soap operas on television.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

She decided__________(move) in another city.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Neil is starting___________(learn) Japanese.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I regret____________(inform) you that Mr. Smith has passed away.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Sheryl forgot___________(bring)her purse, so I lent her ten dollars.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I am pleased ___________(meet) you.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Your addiction____________ (drink) will not serve you well.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Your advice ___________(plan) ahead was excellent.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

The advantages of____________ (go) by train were clearly visible.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Sue enjoys___________(dance).(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

This guy is known for__________(break) the rules.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I want him____________(paint) the wall.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I am accustomed to______________(take care) of myself.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

The problem is___________(get) there on time.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

They don't mind_____________(wait) outside.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Her fear of spiders made____________(travel) difficult.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

We went___________(run) in the morning.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

He lay in bed_____________(plan) the days to come.

He is determined__________(win) that race.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I'm hoping_________(see) Lisa.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I dream about__________(build) a big house.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

My parents wanted me__________(be) home at 11 o'clock.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Avoid_____________(make) silly mistakes.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Do you know what___________ (do) if there's a fire in the shop?(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I enjoy_____________(write) picture postcards.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

He'd like__________ (fly) an aeroplane.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Peter gave up___________(smoke)(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

They've got some work_________(do).(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

We decided________(buy) a new car.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I don't want__________(leave) yet.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

They plan_____________(start) college in the autumn.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

She suggested_________(go) to the museum.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

We hope____________(visit) Amsterdam next month.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I don't recommend___________(take) the bus.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

She agreed_____________(bring) the pudding to the dinner.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

We discussed________ (go) to the cinema.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I promise__________(help) you tomorrow.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

He asked___________(come) with us.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I dislike_________(wait).(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

He decided___________(study) biology.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I've finished____________(cook) - come and eat!(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

She helped me_________(carry) my suitcases.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

Do you mind_________(give) me a hand?(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I am learning__________ (speak) English.

She kept________ (talk) during the film.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

He enjoys_________(have) a bath in the evening.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I would like__________(come) to the party with you.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

She avoided_________ (tell) him about her plans.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)

I don't fancy_________(go) out tonight.(Use suitable gerund or infinitive)