The council is committed ___ a significant amount of money on a new art gallery., at spending, for spending, to spending, I went to great lengths ___ this meal, so please eat up., to prepare, having prepared, for preparing, The electricity company is definitely not justified ___ the bills by ten percent., to increase, have increased, in increasing, I’m grateful to the agency for arranging for us ___ the museum out of hours., to visit, have visited, to visiting, The new employee is extremely insecure and liable ___ any offers of help from the team., resenting, to resent, to resenting, We can’t risk ___ submission of the report., delaying, to delay, to delaying, I simply can’t imagine him ___ to our demands easily., giving in, to give in, to giving in, My sister’s gone to great lengths to avoid ___ the topic since the row., mentioning, to mention, to mentioning, How can we justify ___ so much money on a new TV?, spending, to spend, to spending, My brother will never allow his sports car___ by anyone other than him., being driven, to be driven, to being driven.

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