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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- He tried (open) the jar, but the lid was too tight.
- We need to get (move) if we want to catch the train.
- She forgot (send) the email before she left.
- After all her hard work, she deserves (win) the award.
- He stopped (talk) when the teacher entered the room.
- Over the next few months, I got (know) my new neighbours quite well.
- If the sauce tastes too rich, try (add) a little lemon juice.
- This old carpet deserves (replace) after so many years.
- I’ll never forget (meet) her at that conference.
- On the way home, we stopped (buy) some groceries.
