Gerunds and infinitives

Gerund or infinitive
Janet wants __________ (buy) a new coat.
to buy

Gerund or infinitive
I’m quite sure they’ll decide _____(go) to England soon.
to go

Gerund or infinitive
I absolutely love _________ (speak) English.
speaking

Gerund or infinitive
I gave up _________ (smoke) some time ago.
smoking

Gerund or infinitive
At the water distributor I stopped ________ (talk) to Barbara.
to talk

Gerund or infinitive
I’d hate ________ (be) a nurse. I can’t stand blood.
to be

Gerund or infinitive
I’m trying ________ (work).
Please stop __________ (talk)!
to work
talking

Gerund or infinitive
I’m tired. I want ________ (go) to bed.
to go

Gerund or infinitive
The buses usually stop _________ (run) before midnight.
running

Gerund or infinitive
We must avoid _______ (be) late for the meeting.
being

Gerund or infinitive
I’d like __________ (visit) Texas one of these days.
to visit

Gerund or infinitive
Don’t forget __________ (send) me a postcard!
to send

Gerund or infinitive
Goodbye. I hope _________ (see) you again soon.
to see

Gerund or infinitive
Sometimes a country refuses _______ (take) part in the Olympics.
to take

Gerund or infinitive
I’ve agreed _________ (help) organize the trip.
to help

Gerund or infinitive
I really regret _________ (sell) my boat.
selling

Gerund or infinitive
I’m taking the dog out. Would you like ________ (come)?
to come

Gerund or infinitive
I hear you’re preparing _________ (leave) the company.
to leave