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Fill in the blanks with a gerund or an infinitive. � 1. I can't get used to �(LIVE) without a dog. � 2. Would you mind���(TAKE) my mother to the station? � 3. We forgot �(PICK) our friend at the airport. � 4. �Alex appears��(BE) in love with Nina. � 5. He wants them �(SWIM) a lot. � 6. It's no use �(KNOCK) on the door. Nobody's home. � 7. �His parents allow him��(STAY) up late at weekends, but not on school nights. � 8. He promised not � (LOSE) my pen. � 9. Have they considered �(BUY) a new TV set? � 10. I hope you remembered �(TELL) Mary that I'd be late. � 11. My mother told me not��(SPEAK) to anyone about it. � �12. You are expected��(KNOW) the safety regulations of the college. � 13. The boys like��(PLAY) games but hate��(DO) lessons. � 14. I regret��(INFORM) you that your application has been refused. � 15. �Your windows need��(CLEAN); would you like me��(DO) them for you? � 16.��(LIE) on this beach is much more pleasant than��(SIT) in the office. � 17. Please, go on��(WRITE); I don't mind��(WAIT). � 18. It is usually easier��(LEARN) a subject by��(READ) books than by��(LISTEN) to lectures. � 19. �Try��(FORGET) it; it isn't worth ��(WORRY) about. � 20. �I advise you��(START)��(LOOK) for a flat at once. � ��