Gerund & Infinitive

I am planning          [to visit, visit] my granny next week.

When they finish        [eating, to eat] their lunch, they’ll go to the office.

He suggested        [to buy, buying] some food.

Does Sally enjoy       [to go, going] to the gym?

Don’t put off          [to write, writing] a report till the end of the month.

John refused           [answering, to answer] my question.

My brother intends         [to get, getting] married soon.

I think she didn’t mean         [hurting, to hurt] you.

Keep         [beating, to beat] the eggs.

Fred can’t afford            [to travel, travelling] this year.

We expect          [to leave, leaving] tomorrow.

Mary decided        [to fly, flying] to Venice.

The sportsmen hope         [to get, getting] the best results.

Are you going to give up          [smoking, to smoke]?

They don’t want          [to have, having] any more children.

I don’t mind            [to wash up, washing up] .

Girls, stop           [to giggle, giggling] .

Ben likes         [to play, playing] chess.

Lara goes          [to dance, dancing] every weekend.

Harry can’t stand         [to work, working] on Saturdays.

I am planning          [to visit, visit] my granny next week.

George practices ___twice a week.

We arranged ___ back home on 10 June.

Sam hopes ___ an academic scholarship.

My dad gave up ___ a long time ago.