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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

If a friend invites you out to dinner, it's inappropriate ______ (take) another friend with you.

• taking

• to take

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CCSS.L.8.1A

Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

It's bad manners ______ (not / call) the restaurant if you have a reservation and you decide to cancel your plans.

• not calling

• not to call

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CCSS.L.8.1A

Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

_____ (arrive) a little late when you meet a big group of friends at a restaurant is acceptable.

• Arriving

• To arrive

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

_____ (not / show) up at all is impolite.

• Not showing up

• Not to show up

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

If you get to the restaurant before your friend, it's fine _____ (sit) down at the table.

• sitting

• to sit

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

It's not acceptable _____ (complain) to your server if you don't like your meal.

• complaining

• to complain

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

People might be upset with you for _____ (not / pay) your fair share of the bill.

• not paying

• to not pay

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

_____ (talk) with your mouth full is considered rude.

• Talking

• To talk

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

_____ (take) phone calls during dinner is also bad manners.

• Taking

• To take

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Complete the sentences with "verb (-ing) or to verb".

You can offend the server by _____ (not / leave) a tip.

• not leaving

• not to leave

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