verbs as complement I. Underline the correct answer 1. Do you remember (meeting/ to meet) her at that party last week? 2. Please remember (turning/ to turn) out the light before you leave. 3. I completely forgot (locking/ to lock) the front door last night. 4. Don’t forget (bringing/ to bring) that new CD with you. 5. I shall never forget (seeing/ to see) Princess Diana in London. 6. I don't know if you can help me Mrs. Green; my shirt needs (mending/ to mend) 7. I think I need (looking/ to look) at that again. 8. We regret (informing/ to inform) you that your application has been rejected 9. I do regret (not seeing/ not to see) the Louvre Gallery when I was in London 10. He obviously forgot (borrowing/ to borrow) Madonna CD because he never gave it back. 11. I can hardly read this. I think my eyes need (testing/ to test) 12. I've been trying (opening/ to open) this window but I can't work out how to do it 13. Please try (speaking/ to speak) more clearly. I can’t make out a word you're saying. 14. Are you tired of eating boiled potatoes? Try (making/ to make) scallops next time 15. Did you remember (checking/ to check) your homework before handing it in? II. Put the verbs in the blanket into V-ing or to-infinitive 1. Dan enjoys (read) science fiction. 2. I miss (work) in the travel industry. Maybe I can get my old job back. 3. Where did you learn (speak) Spanish? Was it in Spain or in Latin America? 4. He asked (talk) to the store manager. 5. You've never mentioned (live) in Japan before. How long did you live there? 6. If he keeps (come) to work late, he's going to get fired! 7. Debbie plans (study) abroad next year. 8. I agreed (help) Jack wash his car. 9. I hope (graduate) from college next June. 10. The models practiced (walk) with a book balanced on their heads. 11. Mandy has promised (take) care of our dog while we are on vacation. 12. Mr. Edwards chose (accept) the management position in Chicago rather than the position in Miami. 13. I don't know what she wants (do) tonight. Why don't you ask her? 14. Sandra decided (study) economics in London. 15. Mrs. Naidoo appears (be) the most qualified person for the job. 16. Eliza recommended (eat) in a dim sum restaurant while we're in Hong Kong. 17. I demand (talk) to the manager of the hotel immediately. 18. She refused (speak) to me after our fight. 19. Don't hesitate (ask) for help if you don't understand the directions. 20. She managed (communicate) with them, even though she didn't speak their language. 21. The child denied (steal) the piece of candy. 22. You seem (be) a little distracted. Is everything alright? 23. Laura and Ed discussed (move) to the city to find work; however, in the end, they decided against relocating. 24. She refused (admit) that she had made a mistake. 25. After his accident last year, he would never consider (buy) another motorcycle. 26. He never admitted (have) the wild party while his parents were out of town. 27. Jackie tends (arrive) late on Mondays, but our boss doesn't seem to care about that very much. 28. She imagined (lie) on a tropical beach under a palm tree. 29. We don't anticipate (have) any more technical problems during the concert tour. 30. Debbie failed (notice) her credit card lying on the ground. III. Choose the best answers 1. I want to come __________ cook the lunch a. help b. to helping c. to help d. helping 2. I can remember __________ the letter yesterday. a. post b. to posting c. to post d. posting 3. I really object _________ and waiting so long. a. sitting b. to sitting c. to sit d. sit 4. Don't forget __________ him, will you? a. to telling b. to tell c. tell d. telling 5. __________ the door, he saw a terrible sight. a. To opening b. To open c. Opening d. Open 6. __________ is forbidden here. a. To smoke b. For smoking c. Smoke d. Smoking 7. __________ honest, I don't know. a. Being b. To being c. To be d. Be 8. I would hate __________ him again. a. meet b. to meeting c. meeting d. to meet 9. He has nothing but __________ in his heart. a. hating b. hate c. to hate d. to hating 10. I'm not used __________ so cold. a. being b. to be c. to being d. be . because he never gave it back. 11. I can hardly read this. I think my eyes need (testing/ to test) 12. I've been trying (opening/ to open) this window but I can't work out how to do it 13 London. 6. I don't know if you can help me Mrs. Green; my shirt needs (mending/ to mend) 7. I think I need (looking/ to look) at that again. 8. We regret (informing/ to inform) you that your. language. 21. The child denied (steal) the piece of candy. 22. You seem (be) a little distracted. Is everything alright? 23. Laura and Ed discussed (move) to the city to find work; however, in the end,