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    This document provides examples and explanations for using gerunds and infinitives after certain verbs and expressions in English grammar. It lists verbs that are typically followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy" taking a gerund and "want" taking an infinitive. Adjectives and prepositions that can be used with gerunds are also listed. Sentence examples demonstrate correctly using gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "hope", "finish", and "would like". Multiple choice questions then test choosing between a gerund or infinitive in different contexts.

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    This document provides examples and explanations for using gerunds and infinitives after certain verbs and expressions in English grammar. It lists verbs that are typically followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy" taking a gerund and "want" taking an infinitive. Adjectives and prepositions that can be used with gerunds are also listed. Sentence examples demonstrate correctly using gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "hope", "finish", and "would like". Multiple choice questions then test choosing between a gerund or infinitive in different contexts.

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    This document provides examples and explanations for using gerunds and infinitives after certain verbs and expressions in English grammar. It lists verbs that are typically followed by gerunds or infinitives, such as "enjoy" taking a gerund and "want" taking an infinitive. Adjectives and prepositions that can be used with gerunds are also listed. Sentence examples demonstrate correctly using gerunds and infinitives after verbs like "hope", "finish", and "would like". Multiple choice questions then test choosing between a gerund or infinitive in different contexts.

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    TO + INFINITIVE -ING FORM

    SOME VERBS SOME VERBS


    choose, help, hope, enjoy, finish, mind, miss,
    learn, need, offer, keep
    want, decide

    ADJECTIVES PREPOSITIONS
    important, difficult, in, for, about, on, at...
    easy...
    GRAMMAR A2 – gerunds and infinitives

    WOULD + VERB
    would like, like, enjoy,
    love, hate...

    Write the correct verb form:


    a) Sally hopes ……………………………………….. (go) to the beach next weekend.
    b) I enjoy ……………………………………….. (read) comics before ……………………………………….. (go) to
    sleep.
    c) My grandma was very happy ……………………………………….. (see) me.
    d) They finished ……………………………………….. (have lunch) at three.
    e) I’d like ……………………………………….. (live) near the sea.
    f) I was very surprised ……………………………………….. (see) you at hospital.
    g) My sister doesn’t want ……………………………………….. (help) me with my homework.
    h) My father is very good at ……………………………………….. (swim)
    i) Thank you for ……………………………………….. (help) me with my project.
    j) Sally needs ……………………………………….. (buy) a new notebook for her English lessons.
    Choose the correct option in each sentence:
    a) I need to find / finding some information about England.
    b) She learned to cook / cooking when she was a teenager.
    c) Do you miss to live / living in the countryside?
    d) Sally is really bad at to dance / dancing
    e) My sister would like to become / becoming a teacher one day.
    f) When will you finish to paint / painting your bedroom?
    g) It is very difficult to find / finding tickets for that concert.
    h) It isn’t easy to ride / riding a horse if it behaves badly.
    i) She always leaves without to say /saying goodbye.
    j) Leo Messi is famous for to score / scoring lots of goals.
    k) My neighbour offered to help / helping me with my shopping bags.
    l) I don’t enjoy to work / working at the weekend.

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