Verb patterns

Grammar note
When a verb follows another verb it usually takes the infinitive with to, the -ing form, or with some verbs both forms are possible. Modal verbs are followed by the infiniive without to. There are no rules for these verb patterns. They must be learnt individually for each verb.
I enjoy watching science-fiction movies. (only -ing form) We need to move more quickly. (to infinitive) I like playing chess OR I like to play chess. (both forms are possible) I can play the guitar. (modal verb)

Choose the correct verb pattern in each sentence.

1.	She promised it for us.
2.	I forgot some cigarette papers at the tobacconist.
3.	Dina is considering house in the near future.
4.	They should at sometime between 10.00 and 11.00.
5.	John failed the required score to past the test.
6.	I recommend the Barbican while your in Plymouth.
7.	We hope an offer from a record label pretty soon.
8.	You can't everything you're own way all the time.