Let me (HAVE/ TO HAVE/ HAVING) a look at that letter.
HAVE
Big companies often delay (PAY/ TO PAY/ PAYING) their bills.
PAYING
Did you mind (BE/ TO BE/ BEING) away from home for so long?
BEING
My parents always make me (DO/ TO DO/ DOING) my homework.
DO
I can’t help (FEEL/ TO FEEL/ FEELING) that there has been a mistake.
FEELING
I miss (SEE/ TO SEE/ SEEING) you every day.
SEEING
Let’s ask them (HAVE/ TO HAVE/ HAVING) dinner with us some time.
TO HAVE
Doctors failed (SAVE/ TO SAVE/ SAVING) the girl’s life.
TO SAVE
I’ve always wanted to be able (SPEAK/ TO SPEAK/ SPEAKING) Japanese.
TO SPEAK
I’m pleased (TELL/ TO TELL/ TELLING) you that you’ve got the job.
TO TELL
She pretended (NOT TO NOTICE/ NOT NOTICE).
NOT TO NOTICE
Complete the word chain with 2 verbs: PUT OFF - FEEL LIKE - EXPECT - .... - .....
TALK - KICK, TAKE - EAT, .......
No one really knows why he agreed (DO/ TO DO/ DOING) the film.
TO DO
She can never resist (BUY/ TO BUY/ BUYING) new shoes.
BUYING
My dad has offered (PICK/ TO PICK/ PICKING) us up.
TO PICK
I finally managed (PUSH/ TO PUSH/ PUSHING) the huge animal away.
TO PUSH
I watched him (GO/ TO GO), then went home.
GO
The rainbow seemed (END/ TO END/ ENDING) on the hillside.
TO END
Cooder was encouraged (BEGIN/ TO BEGIN/ BEGINNING) playing the guitar by his father.
TO BEGIN
I appreciate (HAVE/ TO HAVE/ HAVING) your advice.
HAVING