Make Toasts Gerund Or Infinitive?

Gerund or infinitive.

1. Did you remember to get the soap powder? ✓
2. You shouldn't expect passing your driving test on the first attempt. X
3. I started playing the piano when I was six. ✓ Both are good
4. I wouldn't advise driving tonight. ✓ you TO drive
5. We don't allow to smoke anywhere in these buildings. X Smoking is a thing
6. Have you tried using nicotine patches to help you give up smoking? ✓
7. I regret to leave school when I was only 16. X regret leaving
8. I'm not accustomed speaking in public. X accustomed to -ing (thing)
9. I stopped to run and sat down on a nearby bench. Possibly correct but a very strange story. Somebody stopped doing something, so that they could run instead, but then they changed their mind and sat down on a bench.
10. He denied to be anywhere near the scene of the crime. X denied being there
11. They admitted to take the money from their father's wallet. X admitted doing
12. Would you mind to open the window a little? X
13. I like to go for a walk before breakfast. ✓ or walking
14. He suggested to go X going back when it was a little less crowded.

1. bedroom leave window remember Example: I remember leaving through the bedroom window.
2. remember borrow Do you remember borrowing that money?
3. evidence overwhelm _______ The evidence was overwhelming,
4. can't buy put off We can't put off buying a new car any longer.
5. search read find. We searched the house and found her reading a book.
6. call name. We can't put off buying a new car any longer.
7. close eye / imagine / lying. I closed my eyes and imagined myself lying on a tropical beach.
8. sun set / appear / sky. The sun appeared to set on the horizon.

Bill Brown was arrested for stealing a car. Here are some of his answers to questions during his trial. Report what he said with the verbs given + an -ing form. (A-C) admit consider deny notice recall regret.

"Yes, I was certainly in town around midnight... I saw two men looking into all the parked cars...now you mention it, I think I did hear a car being driven away...I didn't think about telling the police...I certainly didn't steal the car... I wish I hadn't gone out that night!" Example: He admitted being In town around midnight. Which of your sentences could be rewritten with having + past participle with little difference in meaning? (D)