Verb Form - Gerund or Infinitive?

We plan _____ to London next year.
1. travelling
2. to travel
I'm afraid I don't recollect _______ an exam today!
1. to have
2. having
Peter reminded me ____ my medicine.
1. to take
2. take
3. taking
We posponed ______ until the following week.
1. to meet
2. meeting
I tend ___ very careful.
1. to be
2. being
I warned Alice ____ careful.
1. be
2. being
3. to be
Don't hesitate _____ if you need help.
1. calling
2. to call
They narrowly avoided _____ the bus.
1. to miss
2. missing
Jack begged ____ to the party.
1. coming
2. to come
She considered ______ homes.
1. to change
2. changing
They allowed their children _____ out late on Saturday.
1. to stay
2. staying
3. stay
She let her son ____ to the concert.
1. to go
2. go
3. going
He doesn't care _____ the meeting next week.
1. attending
2. to attend
The crew delayed _____ the race for two hours.
1. to start
2. starting
I managed _____ awake until 3 in the morning.
1. staying
2. to stay
Mary pretended _____ about John.
1. caring
2. to care
Peter tolerates _____ late five nights a week.
1. to work
2. working
I urged them ____ their position.
1. to reconsider
2. reconsider
3. reconsidering
I highly recommend you _____ well for this test.
1. to prepare
2. preparing
3. prepare
I recommended _____ away for the weekend.
1. going
2. to go
She misses ______ golf on Sundays.
1. to play
2. playing
I invited him _____ me as soon as possible.
1. visiting
2. to visit
3. visit
He really deserves ______ happy.
1. being
2. to be
I'm afraid I can't afford _____ along this weekend.
1. to come
2. coming
Have you completed _____ in the form?
1. to fill
2. filling
We went _____ last weekend.
1. to ski
2. skiing
He keeps _____ to pass the exam with no luck!
1. trying
2. to try
I'm afraid I don't recall ______ you before.
1. meeting
2. to meet
Should I wait ____ to Peter about the problem?
1. talking
2. to talk
Do you regret ______ music at college?
1. to study
2. studying

Verb Form - Gerund or Infinitive? - Quiz 2