Gerund or infinitive: different meanings – Exercise 9

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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’ll never forget (see) the mountains for the first time.
  2. It’s getting late, so we’d better get (move) if we want to arrive on time.
  3. She tried (reach) the shelf, but it was too high.
  4. We regret (announce) that the concert has been cancelled.
  5. Remember (take) an umbrella with you.
  6. After working together for a few months, I got (know) her quite well.
  7. He forgot (set) his alarm before going to bed.
  8. If the printer still isn’t working, try (restart) it.
  9. I remember (stay) at this hotel when I was a child.
  10. He regrets (leave) university before finishing his degree.