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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- The committee proposed (reduce) the entrance fee.
- Remember (save) your work before closing the program.
- The bathroom deserves (renovate) after all these years.
- I’ll never forget (watch) that match with my father.
- On our way home, we stopped (take) a photo of the sunset.
- The company proposes (open) three new stores next year.
- I remember (play) in this park when I was a child.
- After working so hard for so many years, she deserves (retire) early.
- He stopped (check) his phone during meetings.
- Don’t forget (charge) your phone tonight.
