Choose the correct answers Read the theory and choose the correct options to complete the sentences. Some verbs can take either the -ing form or the to-infinitive with a change in meaning. For example: remember + -ing form = recall sth; remember + to-infinitive = not to forget to do sth; stop + -ing form = finish doing sth; stop + to-infinitive = stop in order to do sth; forget + -ing form = not recalling sth; forget + to-infinitive = not remember to do sth; want + -ing form = sth needs to be done; want + to-infinitive = wish sth; regret + -ing form = feeling sorry for an earlier action; regret + to-infinitive = feeling sorry for a future action. I don't remember her at the party. Was she really there? Please, remember me at the station at 7.30 p.m. I'll be waiting for you. Sofia wants to stop at the coffee shop a sandwich. Max has a lot of stuff in his room. He really needs to stop things. Unfortunately, I forgot you yesterday. I'm terribly sorry. My parents will never forget Paris. It was one of the most romantic trips in their lives! He wants his apartment tomorrow. It's so messy right now. Yesterday we drove to a distant village. It rained a lot, and the roads were not that great. Now my car wants . Caroline regrets so rude with you last night. Don't you want to forgive her? I regret that your appeal has been rejected.
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Choose the correct answers

Read the theory and choose the correct options to complete the sentences.

Some verbs can take either the -ing form or the to-infinitive with a change in meaning. For example:

  • remember + -ing form = recall sth;

  • remember + to-infinitive = not to forget to do sth;

  • stop + -ing form = finish doing sth;

  • stop + to-infinitive = stop in order to do sth;

  • forget + -ing form = not recalling sth;

  • forget + to-infinitive = not remember to do sth;

  • want + -ing form = sth needs to be done;

  • want + to-infinitive = wish sth;

  • regret + -ing form = feeling sorry for an earlier action;

  • regret + to-infinitive = feeling sorry for a future action.

  • I don't remember
    [to meet|meeting] her at the party. Was she really there?

  • Please, remember
    [to meet|meeting] me at the station at 7.30 p.m. I'll be waiting for you.

  • Sofia wants to stop at the coffee shop
    [to buy|buying] a sandwich.

  • Max has a lot of stuff in his room. He really needs to stop
    [to buy|buying] things.

  • Unfortunately, I forgot
    [to visit|visiting] you yesterday. I'm terribly sorry.

  • My parents will never forget
    [to visit|visiting] Paris. It was one of the most romantic trips in their lives!

  • He wants
    [to clean|cleaning] his apartment tomorrow. It's so messy right now.

  • Yesterday we drove to a distant village. It rained a lot, and the roads were not that great. Now my car wants
    [to clean|cleaning].

  • Caroline regrets
    [to be|being] so rude with you last night. Don't you want to forgive her?

  • I regret
    [to announce|announcing] that your appeal has been rejected.

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