Fill the gaps

Korrektur, das Wort in der Klammer soll in die richtige Form gebracht werden!

1. Don't forget answered (answer) Mark Chapman's email before you leave the office today.
2. Why does Claire dislike talking (talk) English on the phone so much?
3. Would you mind taking (take) these documents to Bob?
4. I can't imagine living (live) in another country.
5. On their way home from the convention they stopped having (have) a meal in a resturant.
6. Do you enjoy watching (watch) films in the cinema?
7. Bob suggested meets (meet) again next week to discuss this problems.
8. Our new colleague really seems was (be) very hardworking.
9. Would you consider speaking (speak) at the confernce in Leipzig?
10. You should avoid aksin (ask) ambarrassing questions.

Zitat von Flo

Bei dieser Übung geht es darum, dass du entscheiden musst, ob du ein "gerund" (-ing-Form) oder den "Infinitiv mit to" einsetzen musst... deine past-Formen sind somit grundfalsch.
Setze also dort, wo du "past" bzw. einmal present mit -s hast, den to-Infinitiv ein. Ein Sonderfall ist Satz 5: nach stop kann das gerund stehen, um auszudrücken, dass man mit etwas grundsätzlich aufhört; der to-Infinitiv nach stop drückt aus, dass man "anhält (stoppt)", um etwa anderes zu tun.
die fett markierten Wörter sind falsch geschrieben; "this" in Satz 7 musst du in den Plural setzen!

1. Don't forget answering (answer) Mark Chapman's email before you leave the office today.
2. Why does Claire dislike talking (talk) English on the phone so much?
3. Would you mind taking (take) these documents to Bob?
4. I can't imagine living (live) in another country.
5. On their way home from the convention they stopped having (have) a meal in a resturant.
6. Do you enjoy watching (watch) films in the cinema?
7. Bob suggested to meet (meet) again next week to discuss this problems.
8. Our new colleague really seems to be (be) very hardworking.
9. Would you consider speaking (speak) at the confernce in Leipzig?
10. You should avoid asking (ask) ambarrassing questions.

1. Don't forget TO ANSWER Mark Chapman's email before you leave the office today.
2. Why does Claire dislike TALKING English on the phone so much?
3. Would you mind TAKING these documents to Bob?
4. I can't imagine LIVING in another country.
5. On their way home from the convention they stopped TO HAVE a meal in a restaurant.
6. Do you enjoy WATCHING films in the cinema?
7. Bob suggested MEETING again next week to discuss this problems.
8. Our new colleague really seems TO BE very hardworking.
9. Would you consider SPEAKING at the confernce in Leipzig?
10. You should avoid ASKING embarrassing questions.

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Zusätzliche Info:

zu 1.): auf 'forget' kann oft auch ein Gerund folgen, die Bedeutung ändert sich dann aber.
a) Don't forget TO ANSWER his letter = Die Aktion, den Brief zu beantworten liegt noch in der Zukunft. Der Angesprochene soll daran denken, etw. zu tun.
b) I can't forget DRIVING his old jeep. =Der Sprecher ist das Auto gefahren und kann dieses in der Vergangenheit angesiedelte Ereignis nicht vergessen.
==> Im Satz 1. geht aber NUR der Infinitiv, da die Bedeutung durch die zusätzliche Info: "before you leave the office today" klar diese ist, dass der Angesprochene in der Zukunft etw. machen soll.

zu 5.):
a) They stopped TO HAVE a meal. => Sie hielten an um etw. zu essen.
b) They stopped HAVING a meal. => Sie hörten mit dem Essen auf.
==> In Satz 5. geht NUR der Infinitiv, s. Kontext!