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Which form correctly completes the sentence: We decided __________ to France for our honeymoon.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: We decided __________ to France for our honeymoon.
- to go (correct)
- going
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Don’t forget __________ off all the lights before you leave.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Don’t forget __________ off all the lights before you leave.
- to turn (correct)
- turning
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He helped me __________ the car on a cold morning.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He helped me __________ the car on a cold morning.
- starting
- to start (correct)
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I hope __________ you again next year.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I hope __________ you again next year.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’m learning __________ this month.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’m learning __________ this month.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I need __________ to the bank to withdraw some money.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I need __________ to the bank to withdraw some money.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He offered __________ me to the airport.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He offered __________ me to the airport.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: They’re planning __________ married soon.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: They’re planning __________ married soon.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He pretended __________ asleep.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He pretended __________ asleep.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He promised __________ me back later.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: He promised __________ me back later.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Remember __________ your homework tomorrow.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Remember __________ your homework tomorrow.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: She started __________ when she saw the letter.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: She started __________ when she saw the letter.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’m trying __________ a better job.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’m trying __________ a better job.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I want __________ home now.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I want __________ home now.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’d like __________ a new car this year.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I’d like __________ a new car this year.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I enjoy __________ in bed before sleeping.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I enjoy __________ in bed before sleeping.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Have you finished __________ yet?
Which form correctly completes the sentence: Have you finished __________ yet?
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I have to go on __________ until midnight.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I have to go on __________ until midnight.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I hate __________ early on weekends.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I hate __________ early on weekends.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I like __________ lunch outside in the garden.
Which form correctly completes the sentence: I like __________ lunch outside in the garden.
Flashcards
Decide + infinitive or gerund?
Decide + infinitive or gerund?
Decided is followed by 'to' + infinitive.
Forget + infinitive or gerund?
Forget + infinitive or gerund?
Forget something that you need to do.
Help + infinitive?
Help + infinitive?
Help + bare infinitive or 'to' infinitive.
Hope + infinitive or gerund?
Hope + infinitive or gerund?
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Learn + infinitive or gerund?
Learn + infinitive or gerund?
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Need + infinitive or gerund?
Need + infinitive or gerund?
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Offer + infinitive or gerund?
Offer + infinitive or gerund?
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Plan + infinitive or gerund?
Plan + infinitive or gerund?
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Pretend + infinitive or gerund?
Pretend + infinitive or gerund?
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Promise + infinitive or gerund?
Promise + infinitive or gerund?
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Remember + infinitive or gerund?
Remember + infinitive or gerund?
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Start + infinitive or gerund?
Start + infinitive or gerund?
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Try + infinitive or gerund?
Try + infinitive or gerund?
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Want + infinitive or gerund?
Want + infinitive or gerund?
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Would like + infinitive or gerund?
Would like + infinitive or gerund?
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Enjoy + infinitive or gerund?
Enjoy + infinitive or gerund?
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Finish + infinitive or gerund?
Finish + infinitive or gerund?
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Go on + infinitive or gerund?
Go on + infinitive or gerund?
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Hate + infinitive or gerund?
Hate + infinitive or gerund?
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Like + infinitive or gerund?
Like + infinitive or gerund?
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Study Notes
- The following are examples of verbs followed by either gerunds or infinitives.
Verbs Followed by Infinitives
- Decide, forget, help, hope, learn, need, offer, plan, pretend, promise, remember, try, want, would like.
Verbs Followed by Gerunds
- Enjoy, finish, go on, hate, like, love, don't mind, spend (time), stop.
Verbs Followed by Either Gerunds or Infinitives
- Start.
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