Put the verbs in brackets into the -ing form or the infinitive.

1 A: Your dress is filthy. It wants ................ (wash).
B: I know. I wanted ................ (take) it to the cleaner's yesterday, but they were closed.
2. A: Don't you hate ................ (not/know) anyone here?
B: Yes, I get very lonely, but I hate ................ (worry) my parents, so I tell them I've made lots of friends.
3. A: I'll never forget ................ (visit) Thailand for the first time.
B: Yes it was such a wonderful holiday. If only I hadn't forgotten ................ (take) my camera.
4 A: Why don't we stop ................ (get) something to eat on the way home?
B: OK, but we should really stop ................ (spend) money on junk food.
5. A: I'm sorry for ................ (spoil) your plans last weekend.
B: That's OK. I was sorry ................ (hear) you weren't falling very well.
6. A: Jane doesn't know how to work the computer, but she's afraid ................ (ask) for help.
B: But isn't she afraid of ................ (get) into trouble if she breaks it?
7. A: Did you remember ................ (tell) Tim about the party?
B: I don't remember ................ (tell) him, but I'm sure I did.
8. A: Do you regret ................ (offer) him the job?
B: Yes, I regret ................ (say) he's not a reliable employee.
9 A: I think I'd prefer ................ (go) on holiday to Greece this year and spend some time visiting ancient sites.
B: Yes, I prefer ................ (do) something interesting to just ................ (sit) on a beach all day. And I'd prefer ................ (go) somewhere warm rather than ................ (stay) in England.
10 A: Did you mean ................ (park) so far away?
B: Yes. Otherwise, it would mean ................ (pay) to get into a car park.