Infinitive and Gerund

I saw Steve (put) the letter in his briefcase.

• I saw Steve put the letter in his briefcase.

• I saw Steve to put the letter in his briefcase.

• I saw Steve putting the letter in his briefcase.

I look forward (get) your next letter.

• I look forward getting your next letter.

• I look forward to getting your next letter.

• I look forward to get your next letter.

Jack insisted (catch) the early flight.  

• Jack insisted to catch the early flight.

• Jack insisted on catching the early flight.

• Jack insisted catching the early flight.

Our parents didn´t let us (drink) too much coke when we were children.

• Our parents didn´t let us drink too much coke when we were children.

• Our parents didn´t let us to drink too much coke when we were children.

• Our parents didn´t let us drinking too much coke when we were children.

Remember (take) your P.E. clothes to school.

• Remember to take your P.E. clothes to school.

• Remember taking your P.E. clothes to school.

• Remember take your P.E. clothes to school.  

Dana admitted (feel) hurt by what I had said.

• Dana admitted feeling hurt by what I had said.

• Dana admitted to feel hurt by what I had said.

• Dana admitted feel hurt by what I had said.

I heard someone (enter) the house.

• I heard someone to enter the house.

• I heard someone enter the house.

• I heard someone entering the house.

It was raining heavily and she suggested (call) a taxi.

• It was raining heavily and she suggested to call a taxi.

• It was raining heavily and she suggested call a taxi.  

• It was raining heavily and she suggested calling a taxi.

It’s no use_________him. He never allows anybody___________advice.

• advise/give

• to advise/to give

• advising/giving

• advising/to give

He is expecting ____________ a trip to Ha Long Bay.

• make

• to make

• making

• made