Verbs followed by 'to' or '-ing'

I need a new mobile, but I can’t afford ___ one at the moment.

• to buy
• buying

Seth admitted ___ part of his essay from an online source.

• to copy
• copying

Joey agreed ___ Ross paint his new flat on Saturday.

• to help
• helping

I avoid ___ to the cinema on Sundays because it’s always crowded.

• to go
• going

Let’s arrange ___ Sally a surprise party after school.

• to give
• giving

I don't know how you can stand ___ to this awful music. Can you turn it off, please?

• to listen
• listening

Declan could have taken the test online, but he chose ___ it with the group.

• to do
• doing

What a surprise! I didn’t expect ___ you here today.

• to see
• seeing

Do you feel like ___ a break? We could have some coffee.

• to take
• taking

I intend ___ accepted at a good university, so I’m studying really hard for my exams.

• to be
• being