1. to finish
2. texting / talking
3. to learn to manage
4. letting / check
5. chatting / emailing
6. mking / sending 

1. Can you manage_____to finish______ (finish) ___typing________ (type) the documents by 4 o’clock?

2. Teens prefer_____learning______ (text) their friends rather than___talking ________ (talk) to them

in person.

3. You need_____to learn______ (learn) ___to manage________ (manage) your time more effectively.

4. They refused___to let________ (let) us_____check______ (check) in until we paid for excess luggage.

5. Emailing is popular, but most teens enjoy____chatting_______ (chat) Online more than ____emailing_______ (email).

6. He would rather____make_______ (make) a phone call than        ____send_______ (send) an email.

7. Where were you last night? I tried___to call________ (call) you but couldn’t              

_______get____ (get) through.

8. Young children nowadays spend more time______looking_____  (look) at screens than

___________ (play) outside.

9. We stopped___to buy________ (buy) some food, and then continued ___to drive________ (drive) along the Highway 6.

10. It’s difficult _____to read______ (read) this message. Do you mind_____helping______ (help) me?

11. Our English teacher made us____learn_______ (learn) fifty new words every week.

12. He decided ____to explain_______ (explain) the problem on the phone instead of __sending_________ (send) a letter.

13. Many people dislike__using_________ (use) the public transport system at night.