GRAMMAR - gerund and infinitive

• She admitted forgetting (FORGET) her lines during the school play.
• She appreciated receiving (RECIEVE) flowers on her birthday.
• They avoided answering (ANSWER) difficult questions during the interview.
• I like watching (WATCH) movies that star my celebrity crushes.
• He couldn't help falling (FALL) in love with her infectious smile.
• He burst out laughing (LAUGH) when he saw her Lightning McQueen lingerie.
• She had considered marrying (MARRY) him before but he was an asshole.
• She detested cleaning (CLEAN) the house on weekends.
• The politician denied accepting (ACCEPT) bribes during the investigation.
• They delayed submitting (SUBMIT) the project proposal until it was thoroughly reviewed.
• She contemplated buying (BUY) a cardboard cutout of Cillian Murphy.
• He deferred getting (GET) a pet until he was more financially stable.
• They suggested going (GO) on a hiking trip for their next holidays.
• She saved purchasing (PURCHASE) a new phone by repairing her old one instead.
• He risked getting (GET) caught by sneaking out at night.
• He tolerated hearing (HEAR) the buzzing from the bathroom.
• She understood meeting (MEET) her sister was a mistake.
• She resisted eating (EAT) sweets to stick to her diet plan.
• He recommended reading (READ) the book before watching the movie adaptation.
• She put off cleaning (CLEAN) the garage until the weekend.
• He resented being (BE) assigned extra work on the weekend.
• They recalled meeting (MEET) each other at a party years ago.
• She prevented oversleeping (OVERSLEEP) by setting multiple alarms.
• Her friend's excitement put her off changing (CHANGE) her plans.
• She disliked tasting (TASTE) olives.
• They enjoyed watching (WATCH) movies together on rainy days.
• He excused being (BE) late by blaming the heavy traffic.
• They fancied trying out (TRY OUT) the new restaurant in town.
• She felt like going (GO) for a walk in the park.
• He finished writing (WRITE) his novel after years of hard work.
• She gave up trying (TRY) to convince him to change his mind.
• She imagined meeting (MEET) her favourite actor.
• Their project involved researching (RESEARCH) different cultures around the world.
• They kept on practising (PRACTISE) until they mastered the song.
• She left off adding (ADD) sugar to her coffee to cut down on calories.
• He mentioned going (GO) on a road trip during the summer.
• She minded being (BE) interrupted while she was working.
• They missed spending (SPEND) time together since they moved away.
• She suggested trying (TRY) the new restaurant for dinner.
• I postponed making (MAKE) her cum.