I enjoy *listening* (verb) to music while I work.

She decided *to call* (verb) her friend after work.

Our goal is *to improve* (verb) our English.

They avoid *going* (verb) to crowded places.

Daniel kept *talking* (verb) during the movie.

Do you mind *closing* (verb) the door?

He agreed *to take* (verb) on the new project.

It’s difficult *to find* (verb) a good restaurant open at this time.

The children promised *to clean* (verb) their rooms.

You should consider *joining* (verb) the club.

I can’t stand *being* (verb) stuck in traffic.

Jim admitted *to eating* (verb) the last piece of cake.

Emma plans *to study* (verb) abroad next year.

You risk *losing* (verb) the game if you keep playing like this.

She suggested *going* (verb) to the new Italian restaurant.

Oefening 2: Kies de Correcte Vorm

Mike continues *to work* (verb) on his project every weekend.

They enjoy *hiking* (verb) in the mountains during summer.

Are you interested in *joining* (verb) our book club?

The teacher expects all students *to complete* (verb) the assignment on time.

I regret *informing* (verb) you that your application has been declined.

You can’t give up *trying* (verb) when things get tough.

My mother is considering *moving* (verb) to a smaller house.

Bob avoids *doing* (verb) his homework until the last possible moment.

They discussed *going* (verb) on a vacation to Greece.

Tom appears *to be* (verb) the best candidate for the job.

I can’t help *wondering* (verb) why he said that.

John eventually succeeded in *getting* (verb) a promotion.

Would you mind *repeating* (verb) the question?

The company is planning *to expand* (verb) into new markets.

Anna misses *swimming* (verb) in the ocean when she’s away from the beach.