Put the verb into the correct form, -ing or to...
1. They denied stealing the money. (steal)
2. I don\'t enjoy ... very much. (drive)
3. I can\'t afford ... out tonight i don\'t have enough money. (go)
4. Has it stopped ... yet? (rain)
5. We were unlucky to lose the game. We deserved ... . (win)
6. Why do you keep ... me questions? Can\'t you leave me alone? (ask)
7. Please stop ... me questions! (ask)
8. I refuse ... any more questions. (answer)
9. The driver of one of the cars admitted ... the accident. (cause)
10. Mark needed our help, and we promised ... what we could. (do)
11. I don\'t mind ... alone, but it\'s better to be with other people. (be)
12. The wall was quite high,but i managed ... over it. (climb)
13. \"Does Sarah know about the meeting?\" \"No, i forgot ... her.\" (tell)
14. I\'ve enjoyed ... to you. I hope ... you again soon. (talk,see)

Sure, let's put each verb into the correct form, either -ing or to...

1. They denied stealing the money. (steal)
2. I don't enjoy driving very much. (drive)
3. I can't afford to go out tonight; I don't have enough money. (go)
4. Has it stopped raining yet? (rain)
5. We were unlucky to lose the game. We deserved to win. (win)
6. Why do you keep asking me questions? Can't you leave me alone? (ask)
7. Please stop asking me questions! (ask)
8. I refuse to answer any more questions. (answer)
9. The driver of one of the cars admitted causing the accident. (cause)
10. Mark needed our help, and we promised to do what we could. (do)
11. I don't mind being alone, but it's better to be with other people. (be)
12. The wall was quite high, but I managed to climb over it. (climb)
13. "Does Sarah know about the meeting?" "No, I forgot to tell her." (tell)
14. I've enjoyed talking to you. I hope to see you again soon. (talk, see)

These sentences demonstrate the use of gerunds (-ing form) and infinitives (to... form) in various grammatical structures, such as after certain verbs and in specific sentence contexts.