Complete the gaps with the correct form of the verb in brackets: infinitive (to + verb), infinitive without to (bare infinitive) or -ing form.

1. The company risked (merge) with another company to stay in business.
2. A lot of investors plan (open) accounts with offshore banks because they are tax-free.
3. The change in company policy included (cut) production costs.
4. Our company can’t afford (concentrate) on luxury products because our main profits come from selling downmarket  goods (=segment rynku tanich produktów).
5. We are really looking forward to (open) a new branch in the Far East.
6. The marketing team enjoys (gather) information about our potential clients.
7. It’s not worth (invest) all your money in one business because the risk is too high.
8. The new project involves (change) our marketing strategy.
9. That young engineer succeeded in (bootstrap) a company to offer mobile internet advertising services to brands.
10. May I suggest (postpone) the meeting until next month?
11. Is Mr Johnson busy? Ok, I don’t mind (wait) for a few minutes.
12. You promised (mull) over an idea to fund a new business.
13. I considered (start) with venture capitalists, but then I decided it was better to knock on the door of angel investors.
14. Don’t put off (raise) money to get started by begging and borrowing from family and friends.
15. She agreed (look) for access to free hardware or premises.
16. He carried on (develop) his business plan.
17. He admitted (turn) down the entrepreneur’s proposals for no apparent reason.
18. More and more companies have chosen (jump) on the broadband discount bandwagon.
19. There’s no point (advertise) this brand on TV. It would cost an arm and a leg.
20. I can’t help (think) that something is going to go wrong.