Choose the correct form of the verb in brackets according to the meaning of the sentence: the gerund (-ing form) or the to-infinitive.
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- I dread (think) what might have happened if we had arrived later.
- I remember (visit) this village with my grandparents.
- She fears (lose) her job if the company closes.
- He tried (start) the engine, but the battery was flat.
- Don’t forget (return) the library books tomorrow.
- She dreads (give) presentations at work.
- He feared (speak) openly because criticism was not tolerated.
- Remember (switch off) the oven when the food is ready.
- If the door keeps sticking, try (put) a little oil on the hinges.
- I’ll never forget (watch) my team win the final.
