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Gerund or infinitive

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1. Please stop (whisper). You're making me nervous.

2. Would you like (have) lunch with us tomorrow?

3. I hate (watch) horror films.

4. Do you enjoy (read) books in the evening?

5. She would love (travel) to Australia next year.

6. It was late, so we decided (take) a taxi home.

7. I'm (look) forward to meeting her.

8. We're trying (save) money for a new house.

9. I hope (earn) a lot of money.

10. I'm thinking of (go) travelling for a year.

11. Mike would like (work) as a farmer.

12. I'm fed up with (do) the same things every day.

13. My friends and I are planning (cross) Russia by train. It takes about a week.

14. When I arrived home she had already finished (cook).

15. Simon was in a difficult situation, so she decided (help) him.

16. We're thinking of (buy) a new car next week.

17. We decided (buy) a VW Golf.

18. I'm really hungry. I'm really looking forward to (eat) something.

19. I want to go out, but I need (finish) my homework first.

20. It's good Dan and Amy are coming to stay with us. I'm looking forward to (see) them again.