Exercise 7.3: Put the verb in brackets into the correct form, -ing forms or infinitive with to or infinitive without to

Exercise 7.3: Put the verb in brackets into the correct form, -ing forms or infinitive with to or infinitive without to:

Don't bother ___ (queue) up for the ticket. All tickets were sold out. Jack helped the elderly womean ___ (carry) her shopping. We all hate ___ (wait) for a bus when it rains. The Smiths intend ___ (throw) a birthday party for their first child. The pay raise has helped Somsak ___ (feed) his family. Someone must have taken my umbrella. I remembered ___ (leave) it here by the door. What do you intend ___ (do) when you finish your degree? I tried ___ (make) chocolate cakes but they were burnt. The bus stopped ___ (pick) up passengers many times on the way to Chiangmai. Tom stopped ___ (smoke) because his son requested him to do so.         Answer:           Don't bother queueing (queue) up for the ticket. All tickets were sold out. Jack helped the elderly womean carry/to carry (carry) her shopping. We all hate waiting/to wait (wait) for a bus when it rains. The Smiths intend to throw (throw) a birthday party for their first child. The pay raise has helped Somsak feed/to feed (feed) his family. Someone must have taken my umbrella. I remembered leaving (leave) it here by the door. What do you intend to do/doing (do) when you finish your degree? I tried to make (make) chocolate cakes but they were burnt. The bus stopped to pick (pick) up passengers many times on the way to Chiangmai. Tom stopped smoke (smoke) because his son requested him to do so.