Gerunds and infinitives

They cheer themselves up by             [watching, to watch, to watching] funny films.

It's hard       [being, to be] cheerful all the time.

They want          [relax, to relax, relaxing] this weekend.

They do sport every day         [to put, putting]themselves in a good mood.

I often go running           [escaping, to escape]my problems. I always feel better after a run.

She went out        [to buy, buying]some bread.

       [To eat, Eating]fruit is a good for your health.

They prefer          [dancing, to dance] to their favourite songs.

I go          [to swim, swimming] every morning.

I learnt       [doing, to do]sports like rock climbing and skiing and it was easier         [to meet, meeting] friendly people in the club.

It's hard             [not feeling, not to feel] a bit jealous of Bill.

He has decided            [travelling, to travel] to France to study French.

She was very upset about         [failing, to fail]the exam last week.

It's good          [to swim, swimming].

We hope you enjoy          [visiting, to sitvi] the sports hall.

I phone them                [to complain, complaining, to complaining].

It's wrong          [lying, to lie, to lying]

I'm interested in             [studying, to study, to studying]