Question

. Do you admit (miss) that lesson? 2. You can’t risk (lose) this game. 3. I try (wake) up early every morning. 4. I’m really looking forward to (visit) my friend. 5. He can’t afford (take) you out every weekend! 6. I’ll never forget (ride) on my first bike. 7. We regret (inform) you that your test will be taken next Monday. 8. The room needs (paint). 9. I’d prefer (go) out tonight. 10. Her parents made her (practice) her English every day. 11. He suggested (travel) around Europe. 12. They decided (stop) smoke. 13. I couldn’t help (laugh) while reading this story. 14. We had to put off (buy) a new flat until next year. 15. I was made (make) my room every morning. 16. We expect him (enter) the university next year.

Answer 1

Missing
Losing
To wake
Visiting
Taking/ to take
Riding
To inform
Painting
To go
Practice
Traveling
To stop
Laughing
Buying
?
To enter

Answer 2

Certainly! It looks like you have sentences with missing verbs in parentheses. I'll provide the completed sentences for you:

1. Do you admit missing that lesson?
2. You can’t risk losing this game.
3. I try to wake up early every morning.
4. I’m really looking forward to visiting my friend.
5. He can’t afford to take you out every weekend!
6. I’ll never forget riding on my first bike.
7. We regret to inform you that your test will be taken next Monday.
8. The room needs painting.
9. I’d prefer to go out tonight.
10. Her parents made her practice her English every day.
11. He suggested traveling around Europe.
12. They decided to stop smoking.
13. I couldn’t help laughing while reading this story.
14. We had to put off buying a new flat until next year.
15. I was made to make my room every morning.
16. We expect him to enter the university next year.