Choose the Infinitive

They're saving up ​ (a)   a new car.

• to buy
• to choose
• to make
• to see

They agreed ​ (a)   at 3:30 this afternoon in the conference room.

• to meet
• to make
• to have
• to stop

He can't afford ​ (a)   more clothes this month. He needs to save some money.

• to buy
• to wear
• to keep
• to bring

Anthony asked his parents ​ (a)   their car for his date on Saturday.

• to borrow
• to need
• to lend
• to give

Jessica paid ​ (a)   someone mow her lawn. She doesn't have time to do it herself.

• to have
• to see
• to check
• to need

Mr. Thompson wants us ​ (a)   pages 45 and 46 for homework.

• to do
• to make
• to have
• to write

The music in this restaurant is too loud ​ (a)   what you are saying.

• to hear
• to listen
• to make
• to talk

We wanted to go for a walk, but it's too cold ​ (a)   outside, and we didn't bring our coats!

• to go
• to pass
• to come
• to have

She hasn't cleaned her pool in months. The water is too dirty ​ (a)   .

• to swim
• to play
• to go
• to clean

Are you crazy? That store is too far away ​ (a)   there. I'm taking my car.

• to walk
• to drive
• to get
• to make