VERB+TO INFINITIVE vs VERB+ING

I can’t promise _____ (be) on time.

• to be

• being

Would you like _______ (come) to my party?

• to come

• coming

Do you mind ______ (not talk) so loudly?

• not talking

• not talk

It was very interesting _____ (see) my old school again.

• seeing

• to see

He works on weekends ______ (earn) more money.

• earning

• to earn

On Sundays she likes (1)_____ and (2)______ (relax, not do) anything.

• to relax - not to do

• relaxing - not doing

We were unhappy with the service, so the restaurant offered (a)   (give) us a free dinner.

Answer explanation

If a verb follows after the verb OFFER, it must be in "to infinitive" = offer to___

Is it difficult _______ (learn) Japanese?

• to learn

• learning

He’s very competitive. He thinks (a)   (win) is the most important thing.

Answer explanation

WINNING is working as the subject of a clause/sentence. "Winning is the most important thing."

She tried _______ (not hit) the man, but she was driving too fast.

• not hitting

• not to hit