Help Maya finish her text message about an embarrassing typing mistake. Drag the correct verb forms to complete her story.

I wanted to send a professional reply, but I ended up texting my boss a picture of a potato! I really need to stop messaging people when I'm half asleep.

I wanted to send a professional reply, but I ended up texting my boss a picture of a potato! I really need to stop messaging people when I'm half asleep.

The verb want is always followed by a to-infinitive (to send).

The phrasal verb end up (meaning to finally be in a particular situation) must be followed by a gerund (texting).

Stop + gerund (messaging) means to quit doing an action completely. (If you used "stop to message," it would mean you stopped what you were doing in order to send a message, which doesn't fit the story!)