Created by Yolanda Cabezas
over 4 years ago
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Question | Answer |
Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the gerund, the infinitive with or without "to". | Ready, Steady, Go |
Emma's teachers aren't strict enough with her. They let her _____ (do) whatever she wants. | DO Lent and make are followed by an infinitive without to |
I'm really busy right now. Would you mind _____ (call) me back in 5 minutes? | CALLING |
My boss told me she wanted _____ (speak) to me in her office. | TO SPEAK |
We decided _____ (not buy) her a birthday present because we weren't sure what she wanted. | NOT TO BUY The negative form of the infinitive is made by adding "not" before the infinitive |
Have you ever thought of _____ (go) back to live in Scotland or are you happy in Cantabria? | GOING Prepositions are followed by a gerund |
James offered _____ (take care) of my dog while I was on holidays. | TO TAKE CARE |
Has Pauline finished _____ (use) the hairdrier? I need _____ (dry) my hair now. | USING TO DRY |
_____ (Listen) to people who have nothing to say is a waste of time. | LISTENING When a verb is the subject of the sentence, use the gerund. |
I would like my dog _____ (do) some nice tricks. | TO DO would like is followed by a to-infinitive, never by a gerund Like can be followed by both inf. and gerund |
Her teachers think she should _____ (study) engineering. She is very good at _____ (design) tools. | STUDY DESIGNING |
Do you think they'd like _____ (work) with wild animals or would they find it too dangerous? | TO WORK |
I hope _____ (save) enough money to go to Russia for a month. | TO SAVE |
Have you ever thought about _____ (do) extreme sports? | DOING |
Tom wasn't surprised _____ (hear) that he had passed the exam. He had been studying for weeks. | TO HEAR Adjectives are followed by an infinitive with to |
Are you going to go on _____ (study) English at the EOI next year? | STUDYING |
They made me _____ (think) about it very seriously. | THINK |
I don't really feel like _____ (go out) tonight. Let's _____ (stay) in, just this time. | GOING OUT STAY Here like is not a verb, it is a preposition |
_____ (Work) with my computer late in the evening makes me _____ (feel) stressed. | WORKING FEEL |
The teacher asked his students _____ (stand up) and _____ (do) some yoga before the lesson. | TO STAND UP (TO) DO |
The doctor made me _____ (open) my mouth and _____ (cough) | OPEN COUGH |
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