Our new CFO [ ] golf at weekends (to enjoy + to play ← present simple)	enjoys playing
You may [ ] on your project when you've finished this one (to continue + to work ← present simple)	(continue working|continue to work)
Would you [ ] to a pub after the conference (to fancy + to go ←  2nd conditional)?	fancy going
We [ ] on the new project only yesterday (to start + to work ← past simple)	(started working|started to work)
I [ ] the draft of the contract (to finish + to write ← present perfect)	have finished writing
The CEO [ ] the cigar last year (to give up + to smoke ← past simple)	gave up smoking
Can you [ ] this superb sports car (to imagine yourself + to drive ← present simple)?	imagine yourself driving
Journalists [ ] tricky questions about the crisis (to keep + to ask ← past simple)	kept asking
Excuse me, would you [ ] the window (to mind + to close ← polite request)	mind closing
They [ ] into bigger problems if they don't fix this soon (to risk + to run ← present simple)	risk running