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Apologies – I forgot ~to bring / bringing~ my football kit with me.
to bring
Do you remember ~tell / telliing~ me about the basketball match last night?
telling
Luke loves the feeling of ~to take / taking~ part in an important match.
taking
I’m thinking of joining the local gym so as ~to meet / meeting~ other people interested in fitness.
to meet
Do you find it difficult ~to follow / follow~ your exercise programme every day?
to follow
Top sports people often talk about how their PE teacher encouraged them ~to train / training~ hard.
to train
The weather was so bad that we arranged ~play / to play~ the match a week later.
to play
When I felt unwell, the school nurse suggested ~to drink / drinking~ sweet tea and lying down.
drinking
Our trainer makes us ~keep / keeping~ a food diary, so we’re aware of good nutrition.
keep
The squash club insists on ~interviewing / to interview~ anybody who wants to become a member.
interviewing
How did you feel when the PE instructor suggested ~doing / to do~ a cross-country run?
doing
Joe’s tennis coach insists on him ~to have / having~ one day of rest every week.
having
It’s true that ~take / taking~ part is more important than winning.
taking
I’m not good at staying hydrated, but Mum makes me ~drink / to drink~ six glasses of water a day.
drink
It’s difficult ~to get / get up~ at 5 a.m. on a dark winter’s morning to go out running.
to get up
Sami goes for a fifteen-minute walk every weekend so as ~maintaining / to maintain~ her fitness.
to maintain
I’m so glad you encouraged me ~to take / taking~ up snowboarding.
to take
Dad’s arranged ~visit / to visit~ the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum next month.
to visit


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