The sentence halves. Which verbs are followed by to and which are followed by -ing? 1 I'm really tired. I need 2 l enjoy sport, but l hate 3 I'm quite lazy. I can't stand ... 4 I'm into maths. I don't mind 5 I need to pass my exams. I want 6 l like watching DVDs and I love 7 l'm into cooking. I enjoy ... 8 I'm having a great time. I don't want ... a going to the cinema. b to be a lawyer when I'm older. neM c doing algebra. d tidying my room. e to go home yet. f playing basketball. g to go to bed early. h making dinner for my family.

Sure! Here’s a breakdown of the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs:

1. I'm really tired. I need to go to bed early. (to)
2. I enjoy sport, but I hate playing basketball. (–ing)
3. I'm quite lazy. I can't stand tidying my room. (–ing)
4. I'm into maths. I don't mind doing algebra. (–ing)
5. I need to pass my exams. I want to be a lawyer when I'm older. (to)
6. I like watching DVDs and I love making dinner for my family. (–ing)
7. I'm into cooking. I enjoy cooking. (–ing)
8. I'm having a great time. I don't want to go home yet. (to)

So, the verbs followed by "to" are: need, want.
The verbs followed by "-ing" are: enjoy, hate, can't stand, don't mind, like, and love.