I Choose the correct verb form.

1. It wouldn't be a good idea a. buying b. to buy c. to have bought a new snowboard now that the winter sales are just round the corner.

2. It'd be better a. wait b. having waited c. to wait just another week or two.

3. You could a. be saving b. have been saved c. to save quite a few euros.

4. You're as bad as my dad. He does nothing but a. nags b. nag c. nagging at me about my spending habits.

5. Your dad? My mum won't allow me even a. to mention b. have mentioned c. mention a snowboard.

6. Besides, she makes us kids a. clean b. to clean c. to have cleaned the house every second day!

7. Could you have your uncle a. be found b. to find c. find us proper jobs we would get paid for?

8. The sandwich bar at the station is said a. looking b. to have been looked c. to be looking for temps, as it happens.

9. I heard my uncle a. mention b. to have mentioned c. to mention about it to Troy.

10. Let's go a. and ask b. asking c. to be asking him for details.

11. I don't fancy a. cut b. cutting c. be cutting sandwiches day in day out.

12. Oh come on, it's no good a. to be b. being c. be so choosy. Beggars can't be choosers, you know.

13. Why a. to pretend b. pretending c. pretend? You need the cash, and that's that.

14. You will enjoy a. to work b. working c. being worked in a busy place like that.

15. I guess I'm just afraid of a. getting disappointed b. disappointing c. having disappointed.