Verb + object + infintive or gerund (AEF5)

Choose the correct form:
Yelena taught us that we should check / to check new words in a dictionary.

• that we should check

• to check

• both are correct

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Mark begged us that we took / to take him to the closest train station.

• that we took

• to take

• both are correct

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I didn't mean for you be offended / to be offended. I'm very sorry.

• be offended

• to be offended

• both are correct

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Luckily the doctor didn't advise me to change / that I should change my lifestyle.

• me to change

• that I should change

• both are correct

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We have arranged for Jack to attend /Jack to attend the meeting.

• for Jack to attend

• Jack to attend

• both are correct

I would hate for you to feel / that you feel uncomfortable about the proposed changes.

• for you to feel

• that you feel

• both are correct

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Having an extra team member helped us complete / to complete the project ahead of schedule.

• complete

• to complete

• both are correct

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We'd always planned our children to go / for our children to go to college.

• our children to go

• for our children to go

• both are correct

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Phil persuaded me that I should give up / to give up extreme sports.

• that I should give up

• to give up

• both are correct

Complete the sentence with the verb in parentheses in the infinitive (with or without to) or the gerund:

I'm afraid I can't let you ______ (check) in until I see proof of your identity.