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Infinitive or gerund

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1. Would you prefer to seeseeseeingI don't know another film this evening? It's up to you!

2. Your bathrobe is so awful! Sorry, but I can't help laughlaughingto laughI don't know at you!

3. My best buddy wants me joiningjointo joinI don't know him in France in August.

4. It's a good suggestion. I promise to rememberrememberrememberingI don't know it when the time comes.

5. You should rather take a sweet instead of smoketo smokesmokingI don't know.

6. Why are you getting up so early? You don't need goto gogoingI don't know out this morning.

7. What is he doing? He is trying to stealstealstealingI don't know that bike!

8. It's your birthday! What about to gogogoingI don't know out this evening?

9. You'd better phone your cousin. He could to helphelphelpingI don't know you with your homework.

10. Please, stop talkingto talktalkI don't know! I would like to hear the end of the film!