Choose the correct verb forms.
1. Ann hopes TO GO/GOING to the wedding.
2. Sally seems ENJOYING/TO BE ENJOYING her new job.
3. The curry was too hot EATING/TO EAT.
4. Mark claims TO HAVE BEEN/HAVING BEEN away from home on the night of the fire.
5. Mike can't stand DANCING/TO DANCE.
6. John denied TO HAVE TOLD/HAVING TOLD a lie.
7. They appear TO WALK/TO BE WALKING around the fire.
8. After TO HAVE EATEN/HAVING EATEN, the wedding guests started to sing and dance.
1. Ann hopes TO GO/GOING to the wedding.
2. Sally seems ENJOYING/TO BE ENJOYING her new job.
3. The curry was too hot EATING/TO EAT.
4. Mark claims TO HAVE BEEN/HAVING BEEN away from home on the night of the fire.
5. Mike can't stand DANCING/TO DANCE.
6. John denied TO HAVE TOLD/HAVING TOLD a lie.
7. They appear TO WALK/TO BE WALKING around the fire.
8. After TO HAVE EATEN/HAVING EATEN, the wedding guests started to sing and dance.
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1 to go2 to be enjoying
3 to eat
4 to have been
5 dancing
6 having told
7 to walk
8 having eaten