Put the verbs in brackets into the infinitive or -ing form. “I hate 1) … (sit) … in this awful cell day after day. I must admit that I regret 2) … (rob) … that bank but I regret 3) ... (be) … caught even more! I tried so hard 4...

Put the verbs in brackets into the infinitive or -ing form. “I hate 1) … (sit) … in this awful cell day after day. I must admit that I regret 2) … (rob) … that bank but I regret 3) ... (be) … caught even more! I tried so hard 4) … (become) … a successful criminal because I've never really wanted 5) ... (work) … My mother meant 6) … (bring me up) … properly, but she failed. I remember 7) … (lie) … and 8) … (steal) … when I was a teenager and I stopped 9) .... (go) … to school when I was 15. I'll never forget the police 10) … (arrest) … me for the first time. I still went on 11) ... (break) … the law when I got out of prison. Being a criminal means 12) ... (spend) … most of your life in prison. When I get out of here, I'm going to try very hard 13) … (stay) … out of trouble.”