GERUND, PRESENT PARTICIPLE AND INFINITIVE

01	I don't recommend (argue) with the director before (ask) a pay raise.
02	We regret (inform) you that every seat is sold. We advise you (book) seats for the next performance between 9 and 11 p.m. tomorrow.
03	I can't bear (watch) her (suffer) so much.
04	We are surprised at you (have) to work so hard. We can't imagine us (do) the same.
05	I don't mind the children (play) in the garden provided that they stay out of my flowerbeds.
06	You mustn't risk (lose) your money. I suggest (invest) it in companies developing (develop) new software programmes.
07	The Prime Minister admitted (have) underestimated the consequences of the invasion in Iracq. At the same time he denied (send) more soldiers to this country.
08	The teacher urged his students to think (think) twice before (consider) (study) medicine.
09	It's worth (mention) that 50 000 people attended Johan Museeuw's farewell party.
10	I don't fancy (continue) (teach) any longer, though I don't want (retire) yet. I'd hate not (have) anything (do) and (stay) in bed after 7 a.m.
11	They don't allow (smoke) in the auditorium; they don't want (risk) (set) it on fire, but you can (smoke) in the foyer during the interval.
12	Our house needs (refurbish); it's no use (postpone) this any longer. This means (look) for skilled craftsmen.
13	The missionary soon got (know) most of his parishioners and even managed (learn) their greetings. Then they began (greet) him too on their way to work and sometimes would stop (talk) to him on their way home.
14	I can't imagine your brother (forget) to unlock the gate.
15	When I caught him (look) into my wallet, he denied (steal) it. From that moment I stopped (see) him.

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