I’m good at to play / playing sports such as football and basketball., playing, to play, My sister’s looking forward to starting / to start her new dance class., to starting, to start, starting, I enjoy to walk / walking in the countryside., to walk, walking, My brother can’t afford to take / taking up any new hobbies., to take, taking, I often imagine to be / being an Olympic athlete., to be, being, It’s silly to make / making such a fuss about changing the timetable., making, to make, We’ve decided to start / starting jogging., to start, starting, I’m doing extra English classes to pass / passing the exam., passing, to pass, She’s interested in to learn / learning how to play the guitar., learning, to learn, We hope to visit / visiting Italy next summer., to visit, visiting, He avoids to drive / driving in the city centre., to drive, driving, I need to buy / buying a new pair of trainers., to buy, buying, They suggested to go / going for a walk after lunch., to go, going, It’s important to drink / drinking enough water every day., drinking, to drink, My parents don’t mind to wait / waiting for me., waiting, to wait, Sarah promised to help / helping me with my homework., to help, helping, He left the room without to say / saying goodbye., to say, saying, We went to the sports centre to play / playing basketball., to play, playing

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