Infinitive or gerund

You must remember .............. that window before you go out.
1. to close
2. closing
I remember my father ........... home a big bear toy when I was a child.
1. bringing
2. to bring
Someone's forgotten ........... the lights of the studying room.
1. to turn off
2. turning off
I’ll never forget ........... this song for the first time years ago.
1. listening
2. to listen
This new rule will mean ........... more.
1. working
2. to work
I didn't mean ........... you when I told you that joke.
1. to upset
2. upsetting
Her new job will mean ............. all over Turkey.
1. travelling
2. to travel
I still remember .......... her for the first time.
1. meeting
2. to meet
Nur now regrets ........... school so young
1. leaving
2. to leave
I regret .......... you that the contract won't be renewed
1. to tell
2. telling
I stopped ......... and looked at him
1. writing
2. to write
I stopped ............. something as I was very hungry
1. to eat
2. eating
She was trying ......... calm
1. to be
2. being
Try ............. the computer if the problem goes on.
1. restarting
2. to restart
I stopped......the accident for a while on my way to here
1. seeing
2. to see