Choosing between gerunds and infinitives

I think it would be very stressful ___(run) your own business.

• running
• run
• to run
• runs

I’m really busy right now. Would you mind me ___(call) back in about five

minutes?

• calling
• to call
• call
• called

My boss told me she wanted ___(speak) to me in her office.

• speaking
• to speak
• speak
• spoken

We decided ___(not buy) her a birthday present because we weren’t sure what she

wanted. We just gave her some money.

• to not buying
• not to buy
• not buying
• no buy

Have you ever thought of ___(go) back to live in Edinburgh, or are you happy

in London?

• going
• goes
• went
• go

My neighbour offered ___(look after) my children while I went shopping.

• for looking after
• look after
• to look after
• looking after

Emily’s parents aren’t strict enough with her. They let her ___(do) whatever

she likes.

• does
• doing
• did
• do

___(do) overtime is exhausting. Last night, I finished work at 9.00 and I started

again this morning at 8.00.

• Doing
• Do
• To do
• Did

My parents would like me ___(study) medicine.

• studying
• to study
• study
• studied

I think Jessica should study architecture. She’s very good at ___(draw)

• drawing
• draws
• drew
• draw