Bare infinitives, gerunds and to infinitives

1. I look forward to _____________________ (see)  you in the Marathon event.

• see

• to see

• seeing

I could not help ____________________ (cry) when watching the movie, Titanic.

• cry

• to cry

• crying

He denied ____________________ (leave) hurtful comments on my social networking site.

• leave

• to leave

• leaving

The news made us ____________________ (feel) shocked.

• feel

• to feel

• feeling

They watched the helicopter ____________________ (fly) over the hill.

• fly

• to fly

• flying

I am busy ____________________ (handle) a case now. Could I call you back 15 minutes later?

• handle

• to handle

• handling

The color of the poster is too dark. You had better ____________________ (make) it brighter.

• make

• to make

• making

 I don’t mind ____________________ (share) my past experience and true feelings with a social worker.

• share

• to share

• sharing

Her parents won’t let her ____________________ (study) overseas.

• study

• to study

• studying

As a teacher, I am used to ____________________ (speak) publicly.

• speak

• to speak

• speaking