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Fill in The Correct Form: Gerund or Infinitive (With or Without "TO")

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This document contains 24 sentences where the correct form, either a gerund or infinitive with or without "to", must be filled in the blank. The blanks cover a variety of verbs like wait, be, work, do, celebrate, stay, go, ask, take, help, spend, smoke, dance, eat, use, and drive among others. The context of each sentence provides clues about whether a gerund or infinitive form is needed to correctly complete the sentence.

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This document contains 24 sentences where the correct form, either a gerund or infinitive with or without "to", must be filled in the blank. The blanks cover a variety of verbs like wait, be, work, do, celebrate, stay, go, ask, take, help, spend, smoke, dance, eat, use, and drive among others. The context of each sentence provides clues about whether a gerund or infinitive form is needed to correctly complete the sentence.

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This document contains 24 sentences where the correct form, either a gerund or infinitive with or without "to", must be filled in the blank. The blanks cover a variety of verbs like wait, be, work, do, celebrate, stay, go, ask, take, help, spend, smoke, dance, eat, use, and drive among others. The context of each sentence provides clues about whether a gerund or infinitive form is needed to correctly complete the sentence.

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Fill in The Correct Form: Gerund or Infinitive (With or Without "TO")

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Anastasiia Migirina
This document contains 24 sentences where the correct form, either a gerund or infinitive with or without "to", must be filled in the blank. The blanks cover a variety of verbs like wait, be, work, do, celebrate, stay, go, ask, take, help, spend, smoke, dance, eat, use, and drive among others. The context of each sentence provides clues about whether a gerund or infinitive form is needed to correctly complete the sentence.

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Fill in the correct form: Gerund or Infinitive (with or without "TO")

1 I can't stand ________________ in queues. ( wait )


2 I wouldn't like ________________ in his shoes. ( be )
3 Jim loves ________________ in Thailand. ( work )
4 I hate ________________ the shopping on Saturday. ( do )
5 We were all looking forward __________________ the New Year in New York.
(celebrate)
6 In the end we decided ________________ in. ( stay )
7 We are planning __________________ to Europe this summer. (go)
8 My parents like ________________ for long walks at the weekend. ( go )
9 I let him __________________ to his friend’s house after he had done his
homework. (go)
10 She should __________ask her mum (ask)
11 Mrs Leith offered ________________ us to the airport. ( take )
12 Clare refused ________________ clean up after the party. ( help )
13 She prefers __________________ the weekend with her family. (spend)
14 Do you mind not ________________ ? ( smoke )
15 Everybody really enjoyed ________________ the cha-cha-cha. ( dance )
16 Lionel admitted ________________ my chocolate mousse. ( eat )
17 My mother made me __________________ the medicine, even though I hated
the taste. (take)
18 Dad won’t let me _________________ his car. (use)
19 I wanted ________________ and see Troy but no one else was interested. ( go )
20 What will the lawyer advise him _________________ in such a situation? (do)
21 I have decided __________________ more often. (exercise)
22 She promised __________________ biting nails. (stop)
23 How old were you when you learned how _________________? (drive)
24 You’d better not _________________ those apples. They’re not ripe yet. (eat)

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