V-ing or infinitive

1. The bouncer refused …………… us into the club.
(let)
2. We stopped …………… some fruit at the market on
the way to the picnic.(buy)
3. Someone suggested …………… for a walk.(go)

4. I can remember ……………voices in the middle of
the night.(hear)
5. Don’t forget …………… the front door when you
leave.(lock)
6. The police want …………… anything suspicious.
(we/report)
7. I really enjoy …………….(sail)
8. I can’t stand ……………up in the dark. (get)
9. She promised……………..me a letter, but I haven't
heard from her. (write)
10. I tried to be serious but I couldn’t help ……………
(laugh)
11. Sorry, I meant ………….. you about the party.
(tell)
12. Why don’t you try …………. an aspirin? (take)
13. I tried …………. my eyes open but I couldn’t.
(keep)
14. I stopped …………….. two years ago. (I don’t do it
anymore) (smoke)
15. I remembered …………….. the door (lock)
16. I will never forget …….the Pyramids. (see)
17. I feel like …………….. to the cinema. (go)
18. I fancy……………..basketball. (play)
19. Jane decided……………for a job. (look)
20. The children avoid……………the house. (clean)

21. The marketing director managed……………him.
(meet)
22. He expects you ……………with him. (go)
23. They hope …………… us next year. (visit)
24. I seem …………… more about him than anyone
else. (know)
25. I can't face ………….. up all those steps again.
(walk)
26. The bank has agreed …………………me £5000.
(lend)
27. She failed ………………. the Wimbledon Final this
year. (reach)
28. She imagined herself ……………. in her favourite
armchair back home. (sit)
29. I spent a lot of time …………….. that room.
(clean)