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    INFINITIVES AND GERUNDS – VERB PATTERNS


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    Exercises: 1 2 3

    Infinitives and gerunds – verb patterns

    Exercise 1 Verbs + to + infinitive and


    verbs + -ing

    Choose the correct infinitives and gerunds to complete the sentences below.

    You have completed this test.


    Gerund or infinitive – do,
    to do, doing
    Correct answers: 10/10.

    Your score is 100%.

    Check your answers:

    1 She o!ered to help me.

    ➪ We say o!er + to + infinitive.

    2 We've decided to get married soon.

    ➪ We say decide + to + infinitive.

    3 I stopped playing football when I got married.

    ➪ We say stop + -ing.

    4 We should arrive very early in the morning.

    ➪ We use infinitive without to after modal verbs (will, can, must, should, might, may,
    etc.)

    5 I'm not very good at playing sports.

    ➪ After a preposition, we use -ing.

    6 You promised to take the children to the cinema.

    ➪ We say promise + to + infinitive.

    7 Have you finished painting the house?

    ➪ We say finish + -ing.

    8 You should avoid talking to strangers.

    ➪ We say avoid + -ing.

    9 Travelling around the world has always been my dream.

    ➪ We use -ing when the verb is the subject of a sentence.

    10 I couldn't phone you because I didn't have my phone.

    ➪ We use infinitive without to after modal verbs (will, can, must, should, might, may,
    etc.)

    Exercises: 1 2 3

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