She promised ___ me after the meeting. (call), to call, I enjoy ___ detective stories in my free time. (read), reading, We went to the shop ___ some milk. (buy), to buy, He is too young ___ a car. (drive), to drive, Would you like ___ with us tonight? (come), to come, They let us ___ early yesterday. (leave), leave, She is interested in ___ Spanish next year. (learn), learning, You should ___ your homework before dinner. (finish), finish, I don’t know what ___ in this situation. (say), to say, He suggested ___ a taxi because it was late. (take), taking, It was nice ___ you again after so many years. (see), to see, She avoided ___ about the problem. (talk), talking, My parents made me ___ my room before lunch. (clean), clean, He was the first person ___ the answer. (know), to know, We can’t afford ___ a new house right now. (buy), to buy, How about ___ for a walk after lunch? (go), going, I remembered ___ the windows before leaving home. (close), to close, I’ll never forget ___ the Eiffel Tower for the first time. (see), seeing, She stopped ___ a message to her friend. (write), to write, The baby began ___ in the middle of the night. (cry), to cry, crying

Infinitives and -ing Forms

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