Complete the posts with the gerund or infinitive form of the verbs. Alicia, 78: When you talk to us, you may need 1. (TO SPEAK/SPEAKING/SPEAK) a little louder than usual. If we want you 2. (REPEATING/REPEAT/TO REPEAT) something, it's because our hearing isn't very good, not because we're stupid! Dean, 104: I can't stand people 3. (TO TALK/TALK/TALKING) to me like I'm a child! I expect 4. (TO BE/BEING/BE) treated with respect, even if I'm helpless in some ways. Edward, 80: Avoid 5. (THINK/THINKING/TO THINK) that just because someone has gray hair, they don't enjoy 6. (LISTENING/TO LISTEN/LISTEN) to the music you like. Ella, 14: Although we may seem 7. (HAVING/HAVE/TO HAVE) very little experience of life, practice 8. (TO LISTEN/LISTEN/LISTENING) to us talking about the experiences we do have instead of only telling us what to do. Roberto, 18: It's really hard for me to imagine 9. (TO LIVE/LIVING/LIVE) before the internet and other technological developments. When we talk, I hope 10. (TO LEARN/LEARN/LEARNING) about life in the past, but please don't tell me how horrible my generation is! Millie, 16: When we have a conversation, let's agree to listen to each other. We are very different. I don't mind you not liking my fashion and my music, but please remember that it's important to me.

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