Gerund or Infinitive (with or without "TO")
Gerund or Infinitive (with or without "TO")
1. My dad used
2. She advised us
3. Jenny is good at
4. My boss warned me
5. Have you ever let your friend
6. He risked
after dinner but he doesn't do that anymore (SMOKE).
there alone. It could be very dangerous (NOT GO).
children
the match by
18. My mum made me
19. Women were given the right
20. I happened
down properly at the table. (PERSUADE, SIT).
finishing the project (NOT DELAY).
your new tablet? (USE)
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7. I am looking forward
8. My mum remembers
9. My parents allowed me
10. The teacher insisted on my parents
11. I don't feel like
12. Venice is always worth
13. I can't help
14. The travel agent advised us
15. Did you have any trouble
16. After a few miles he stopped on the motorway
17. It's no use
you at the dinner party. (MEET)
the Millers, so I don't know why they're not here yet (INVITE).
to the cinema with a few friends. (GO)
over to school for a chat (COME).
his racket. (LOSE, CHANGE)
in the park today. Let's go tomorrow. (WALK)
(VISIT)
That joke was so funny. (LAUGH)
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around after dark. (NOT WALK)
the house? (FIND)
some cigarettes (GET).
with him. He won't listen to you. (ARGUE)
up my room. (CLEAN)
in the first part of the 20th century. (VOTE).
in the neighbourhood, so I thought I'd pay you a visit (BE).
1. My dad used
2. She advised us
3. Jenny is good at
4. My boss warned me
5. Have you ever let your friend
6. He risked
after dinner but he doesn't do that anymore (SMOKE).
there alone. It could be very dangerous (NOT GO).
children
the match by
18. My mum made me
19. Women were given the right
20. I happened
down properly at the table. (PERSUADE, SIT).
finishing the project (NOT DELAY).
your new tablet? (USE)
●
7. I am looking forward
8. My mum remembers
9. My parents allowed me
10. The teacher insisted on my parents
11. I don't feel like
12. Venice is always worth
13. I can't help
14. The travel agent advised us
15. Did you have any trouble
16. After a few miles he stopped on the motorway
17. It's no use
you at the dinner party. (MEET)
the Millers, so I don't know why they're not here yet (INVITE).
to the cinema with a few friends. (GO)
over to school for a chat (COME).
his racket. (LOSE, CHANGE)
in the park today. Let's go tomorrow. (WALK)
(VISIT)
That joke was so funny. (LAUGH)
•
around after dark. (NOT WALK)
the house? (FIND)
some cigarettes (GET).
with him. He won't listen to you. (ARGUE)
up my room. (CLEAN)
in the first part of the 20th century. (VOTE).
in the neighbourhood, so I thought I'd pay you a visit (BE).