Would you like _____ a walk with me after supper?
[     ]
A. taking
B. take
C. to take
D. took
—The light in the room is still on.
—Oh, I forgot _____.
[     ]
A. turning it off
B. turn it off
C. to turn it off
D. having turned it off
I think _____ is very hard _____ me _____ a foreigner.
[     ]
A. it, for, to understand
B. that, of, to understand
C. that, for, to understand
D. it, of, understand
Gina is very shy. She is afraid _____ in front of the class.
[     ]
A. speaking
B. to speak
C. talking
D. to say
—I'm sorry, this kind of PSP is too expensive. I can't afford _____ it.  
—It's OK.
[     ]
A. buy
B. bought
C. to buy
D. buying
We must try our best _____ our English.
[     ]

A. improve
B. improving
C. improved
D. to improve

Would you like _____ fishing with me?
[     ]
A. go
B. to go
C. going
D. goes
—Would you like _____ shopping with me?
—Yes, I'd love to.
[     ]

A. go
B. goes
C. to go
D. going

—What do you think of New York City?
—It's a good place _____.
[     ]
A. have fun
B. having fun
C. to have fun
D. for funny
Farmers shouldn't keep _____ the forests but should continue _____ more trees.
[     ]
A. cut down, plant
B. cutting down, to plant
C. to cut down, to plant
D. to cut down, planting
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