write example sentences using V+inf or -ing form: -hope -fancy -pretend -can't stand

Here are some example sentences using V + inf or -ing form: 1. Hope: - I hope to visit Ha Long Bay someday. (V + inf) - I hope she's not wasting her time. (V + -ing, but note that 'hope' often takes 'that' clause or a simple object, and less commonly with -ing form) 2. Fancy: - She fancies going to the movies tonight. (V + -ing, mostly in British English) - I don't fancy eating seafood for dinner. (V + -ing, mostly in British English) In American English, it's more common to use 'fancy' as a verb with a direct object, but the following is an alternative: - I fancy myself cooking a delicious meal. (V + -ing) 3. Pretend: - Children often pretend to be their favorite superheroes. (V + -ing) - She's going to pretend to like his gift. (V + -ing, or V + inf 'to like' can also be used, but less commonly) 4. Can't stand: - I can't stand waiting in line. (V + -ing) - She can't stand him talking loudly during the movie. (V + -ing)