Froggy Jumps Gerund or infinitive: Difficult verbs (C1 advanced)Online version Choose the correct option (infinitive or gerund) to complete each of the sentences. by ADR Formación 1 We've been meaning _____ the house for some months. Perhaps we'll get around to it soon. a to remortgage b remortgaging c remortgage 2 If you go ahead with the sale today, it'll mean _____ out by the end of the month. a moving b to move c move 3 It's widely considered _____ the most family-friendly neighbourhood in Madrid. a being b to be c be 4 We're considering _____ somewhere with better schools. a moving b to move c move 5 I can't bear my neighbour; how I regret _____ this flat! a to buy b buying c buy 6 We regret _____ you that if you do not pay the outstanding amount fully, your supply will be cut off. a informing b to inform c inform 7 I'm not sure. Have you tried _____ to the landlord about it? Perhaps he'll understand. a to speak b speaking c speak 8 We tried _____ a mortgage in over 10 different banks, but none of them considered us to be financially stable. a to get b getting c get 9 I'll always remember _____ the views out of the window for the first time. They were outstanding! a to see b seeing c see 10 It's vital that you remember _____ them the deposit by Friday afternoon, or we may miss out on the property. a to send b sending c send 11 We really should stop _____ like this, or people will start to think something's happening! a to meet b meeting c meet 12 On the way here, could you stop _____ up some bulbs? There aren't any working here. a picking b to pick c pick
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