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Infinitive or Gerund

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1. I'm hoping (see) the concert tomorrow night.

2. Jonathan gave up (work) on his essay.

3. Mary has got some homework (do).

4. My wife wanted me (buy) a bigger house.

5. My wife and I are looking forward to (buy) a bigger house.

6. Julie would like (drive) the car today.

7. Do you know what (do) if the car breaks down?

8. I enjoy (write) to my penpals in English.

9. My father told me (be) home by 10 o'clock.

10. Avoid (make) mistakes by studying English every day.

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