Gerund or infinitive: different meanings – Exercise 8

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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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  1. I dread (think) how much the repairs will cost.
  2. I remember (meet) him at university years ago.
  3. The windows need (clean) after the building work.
  4. She forgot (pay) the electricity bill.
  5. We stopped (look) at the map before continuing our journey.
  6. She dreads (speak) in front of large audiences.
  7. Remember (book) a table before the restaurant gets busy.
  8. I need (clean) the windows this weekend.
  9. I’ll never forget (hear) that song live for the first time.
  10. He stopped (check) his emails while he was on holiday.