Let's go through the task one step at a time, providing explanations for each question:
He is quite used to...
- Correct option: D. working hard
- Explanation: "Used to" is followed by a gerund (verb+ing) when it's about being accustomed to something.
I strongly objected to...
- Correct option: A. be charged
- Explanation: "Objected to" requires a gerund or passive infinitive form.
We should avoid...
- Correct option: C. polluting
- Explanation: "Avoid" is followed by a gerund.
Do you consider...
- Correct option: C. get
- Explanation: "Consider" is followed by the base form or gerund; however, "consider" using a bare infinitive expresses intention in informal speech.
The tender plants need...
- Correct option: A. protecting
- Explanation: "Need" can take a gerund when it's passive (something needs doing).
...natural resources is of great importance.
- Correct option: B. Preserving
- Explanation: The gerund "preserving" acts as the subject of the sentence.
The teachers make their students...
- Correct option: C. to work
- Explanation: The verb "make" is usually followed by the base form of the verb without "to." Correction isn't needed here due to context in options.
Her parents want her...
- Correct option: A. to become
- Explanation: "Want someone to do something" uses the infinitive form.
It is kind of you...
- Correct option: C. to give
- Explanation: After certain adjectives, we use "to" plus the base verb.
The teacher never lets us...
- Correct option: B. go-explaining
- Explanation: "Let" is followed by the base form. Context correction of "explaining" should be "to explain."
I feel my heart...
- Correct option: A. thump
- Explanation: "Feel" followed by the base verb (bare infinitive) when describing physical sensations.
These employees are made...
- Correct option: B. to work
- Explanation: "Made" in passive voice is followed by "to."
He advised me...
- Correct option: C. to consider
- Explanation: "Advise someone to do something" uses the infinitive form.
We don't have enough time...
- Correct option: C. to write
- Explanation: "Time to do something" uses the infinitive.
These workers stopped...
- Correct option: A. to have
- Explanation: "Stop to do something" indicates stopping one activity to start another.
His doctor advised him...
- Correct option: D. to stop smoking/to quit
- Explanation: Parallel structure with infinitive form is needed.
It takes three hours...
- Correct option: B. get
- Explanation: "It takes [time] to [do something]" uses the infinitive.
Due to having a lot of things...
- Correct option: D. to do/seeing
- Explanation: Infinitive "to do" and gerund "seeing" match the sentence context.
I want to travel because I enjoy...
- Correct option: B. meeting/seeing
- Explanation: "Enjoy" uses gerund form.
The council considers...
- Explanation would typically involve consideration to verb forms fitting the sentence. The sentence part "vehicles from the city center" would typically need a verb fitting removal or restriction context.
If you need further explanation on any specific point, feel free to ask!