INFINITIVE OR GERUND?

I would like to give up ....
1. smoke
2. smoking
3. to smoke
I usually go ... in the river.
1. fish
2. fishing
3. to fish
You should phone Martha before ... her appointment.
1. cancel
2. cancelling
3. to cancel
I am used to ... in a big city.
1. live
2. living
3. to live
When I was a child, I used ... a lot with my brothers.
1. play
2. playing
3. to play
I am looking forward to ... on holiday.
1. go
2. going
3. to go
I would like ... you again.
1. see
2. to see
3. seeing
I like ... very much.
1. cook
2. cooking
3. to cook
She can't ... with us to the party.
1. come
2. coming
3. to come
They must ... at home tonight.
1. stay
2. staying
3. to stay
He is interested in ... people from foreign countries.
1. meet
2. meeting
3. to meet
... can cause you many health problems.
1. Smoke
2. Smoking
3. To smoke
After ... a science fiction film, his next movie will be romantic.
1. make
2. making
3. to make
I don't mind ... housework. I think other things are worse.
1. do
2. doing
3. to do
I am crazy about ... video games. I find they are very exciting.
1. play
2. playing
3. to play
She finished ... and went out.
1. eat
2. eating
3. to eat
She wants ... Modern Technologies at university.
1. study
2. studying
3. to study
I imagined ... in the country, and it was a nice idea.
1. live
2. living
3. to live
They decided ... their house.
1. sell
2. selling
3. to sell
She pretended ... ill, but we soon found out that she was lying.
1. be
2. being
3. to be
I hate ... ill. I can't do anything.
1. be
2. being
3. to be
She hoped ... her final exams.
1. pass
2. passing
3. to pass
They invited us ... their new home.
1. visit
2. visiting
3. to visit
In my opinion, ... down the trees should be prohibited.
1. cut
2. cutting
3. to cut
Peter forgot ... the food. We were very hungry.
1. bring
2. bringing
3. to bring
She refused ... for the night. She said she had to go.
1. stay
2. staying
3. to stay

INFINITIVE OR GERUND?

An exercise by Montse Morales for The English Learning Website.