Complete the conversation with the -ing form or infinitive of these verbs

To complete the conversation, we need to choose the correct form (either the -ing form or the infinitive) of the given verbs: ask for, come, do, go, improve, learn, make, upload. 1. Elke: I suggested coming to it after a couple of lessons because it was so difficult. 2. Elke: Well, there's another one with the same teacher - it's about improving websites. 3. Asha: But I don’t even know how to upload a photo! 4. Elke: Oh, come on. It’s always fun learning something new. I’ll send them an email asking for more details. 5. Asha: OK, that’ll be fine. My children often tell me I need to improve my IT skills. 6. Elke: Great. Are you interested in coming with me to a judo course too? 7. Asha: No, definitely not! I think the IT course is enough for me. Here is the conversation with the correct verb forms filled in: **Elke:** Hi Asha, do you remember coming to that IT course with me a few years ago? **Asha:** Yes, but I think I stopped going to it after a couple of lessons because it was so difficult. **Elke:** Well, there’s another one with the same teacher — it’s about improving websites. **Asha:** But I don’t even know how to upload a photo! **Elke:** Oh, come on. It’s always fun learning something new. I’ll send them an email asking for more details. **Asha:** OK, that’ll be fine. My children often tell me I need to improve my IT skills. **Elke:** Great. Are you interested in coming with me to a judo course too? **Asha:** No, definitely not! I think the IT course is enough for me.