Choose the correct variant. 1. Did you remember (to read/reading) the book I’ve given to you?
2. Aunt Anny stopped (to say/saying) “Hello!” to us.
3. The child stopped (to play/playing) when mother came into the room.
4. I will always remember (to meet/meeting) my future wife.
5. I remember (to lock/locking) the door every day when I leave my flat.
6. Please remember (to phone/phoning) me when you get home.

Fill in the gaps.
1. Stop… (to shout) — you’re giving me a headache!
2. I stopped … (to get) a drink of water.
3. I couldn’t stop … (to laugh).
4. We stopped … (to take) pictures. 
5. Remember … (to call) your mother every day!
6. I remember … (to meet) her at a party once.
7. I remember … (to play) there when I was little.
8. She would never forget … (to see) the Himalayas for the first time.
9. I’ll never forget … (to hear) this piece of music for the first time.
10. Take care, and don’t forget … (to write).