The woman enjoys ______ her own vegetables., to grow, This verb does not take the infinitive, She decided ___ abroad and ___ English every day., to study / practicing, to study / practice, My friends hope ___ the competition and ___ harder this year., These verbs do not take the infinitive, to win / to work, He promised ___ me later and ___ the truth., to call / to tell, to call / telling, They agreed ___ the project and ___ it tomorrow., finishing / to present, to finish / to present, I hope ___ my exams and ___ my parents proud., to pass / to make, to make / to pass, My cousin decided ___ a doctor and ___ medicine in Quito., to become / to study, to studying / to becoming, The manager agreed ___ the proposal and ___ the final decision by Friday., to review / to announce, reviewing / to announcing, He avoided ___ about the controversial topic during the interview., to speak, This verb does not work with infinitive., The researchers hope ___ a solution to the environmental problem soon., This verb works with -ing, to find, My classmates plan ___ a charity event at school next semester., to organize, This verb works with -ing, The athlete postponed ___ in the competition because of the injury., to participate, This verb works with -ing, The professor encouraged us ___ more academic sources, ___ critical notes, and ___ our arguments with evidence., Two of them work with -ing, to read / to take / to support, The committee refused ___ any further comments, and there was no opportunity ___ additional questions., to accept / to ask, All verbs work with -ing, The scientist considered ___ the experiment, avoided ___ premature conclusions, decided ___ additional data, and promised ___ the results transparently., to repeat / to draw / to collect / to publish, Two of these verbs work with -ing

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