Question

Complete the sentences either with a Gerund or an Infinitive form of the verbs in brackets 1) A lot of people dislike ( drive ) ........ at night.2) Anne couldn't find a taxi so I offered ( drive ) ......... her to the station.3) I managed ( book ) ........ two seats on the morning flight.4) I promise ( send ) ......... you our new brochure as soon as it's available.5) Peter was delighted ( meet ) ........ a former colleague at the conference.6) I avoid ( take ) ......... the cat whenever possible, especially in big cities.7) We finished the job by ( work ) ......... 12 hours a day.8) Bob sent a report to the Chairman instead of ( attend ) ......... the meeting.9) It's obvious he's only interested in ( make ) ........ money.10) I intend ( speak ) ........ to my boss about your complaint.who understand ????Help​

Answer 1

1) driving
2)to drive
3) to book
4) to send
5) to meet
6) taking
7) working
8) attending
9) making
10) to speak

I think it’s correct

Answer 2

Sure, I'll complete the sentences with either the Gerund or the Infinitive form of the verbs in brackets:

1. A lot of people dislike (driving) at night.
2. Anne couldn't find a taxi, so I offered (to drive) her to the station.
3. I managed (to book) two seats on the morning flight.
4. I promise (to send) you our new brochure as soon as it's available.
5. Peter was delighted (to meet) a former colleague at the conference.
6. I avoid (taking) the cat whenever possible, especially in big cities.
7. We finished the job by (working) 12 hours a day.
8. Bob sent a report to the Chairman instead of (attending) the meeting.
9. It's obvious he's only interested in (making) money.
10. I intend (to speak) to my boss about your complaint.

Note: The Gerund form ends in "-ing," while the Infinitive form is the base form of the verb (e.g., "to drive," "to book," "to send," etc.).