Complete the text with the -ing form or infinitive of the verbs in brackets:

Sure! Let's complete the text using the correct forms of the verbs provided in brackets. --- The Lumiar schools in São Paulo, Brazil were set up by businessman Ricardo Semler. He has a company, Semco, which is known for *making* (make) and employees are encouraged *to participate* (participate) in important decisions about the company's future. His schools are similar because the students are also involved in deciding what they want *to study* (study). If a student thinks a subject is worth *following* (follow), then they are free *to do* (do) that. For example, if a student enjoys a certain type of music, they can learn *about* (about) its cultural origins. *Choosing* (choose) your own lessons and subjects sounds fun, doesn’t it? But the schools weren’t set up just *to give* (give) students an enjoyable time. They must still *take* (take) all the national Brazilian exams and the students normally do well in these. The schools simply avoid *teaching* (teach) students basic facts like the capital city of a country because they know that students are able *to identify* (identify) this information from the internet in a couple of seconds. --- I hope this helps you understand the usage of infinitive and -ing forms!