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    Gerunds and Infinitives Part 3

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    The document provides a practice exercise to determine whether gerunds or infinitives with 'to' should be used in various sentences. There are 20 sentences where a verb is missing and must be filled in correctly as a gerund or infinitive. The answers are provided at the end.

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    The document provides a practice exercise to determine whether gerunds or infinitives with 'to' should be used in various sentences. There are 20 sentences where a verb is missing and must be filled in correctly as a gerund or infinitive. The answers are provided at the end.

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    Gerunds and Infinitives Part 3

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    The document provides a practice exercise to determine whether gerunds or infinitives with 'to' should be used in various sentences. There are 20 sentences where a verb is missing and must be filled in correctly as a gerund or infinitive. The answers are provided at the end.

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    Gerunds and Infinitives Part 3
    Put the verb into the gerund or the infinitive with to:

    1. It appears _________________ (be) raining.


    2. We intend _________________ (go) to the countryside this weekend.
    3. I pretended _________________ (be) sick so I didnt have to go to work.
    4. Can you imagine_________________ (live) without TV?
    5. They tolerate_________________ (smoke) but they prefer people not to.
    6. I anticipate _________________ (arrive) on Tuesday.
    7. A wedding involves _________________ (negotiate) with everyone in the
    family.
    8. He denies _________________ (steal) the money.
    9. He claims _________________ (be) a millionaire but I dont believe him.
    10. I expect _________________ (be) there about seven.
    11. Julia reported _________________ (see) the boys to the police.
    12. It tends _________________ (rain) a lot in Scotland.
    13. Do you recall _________________ (meet) her at the party last week?
    14. She mentioned _________________ (go) to the cinema, but I dont know
    what she decided to do in the end.
    15. The teenager refused _________________ (go) on holiday with his parents.
    16. I understand _________________ (be) late once or twice, but every day is too
    much!
    17. I would prefer you _________________ (come) early if you can.
    18. That criminal deserves _________________ (get) a long sentence.
    19. She completed _________________ (paint) her flat.
    20. We arranged _________________ (meet) at four but at four thirty she still
    hadnt arrived.

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    Answers:
    1. to be
    2. to go
    3. to be
    4. living
    5. smoking
    6. arriving
    7. negotiating
    8. stealing
    9. to be
    10. to be
    11. seeing
    12. to rain
    13. meeting
    14. going
    15. to go
    16. being
    17. to come
    18. to get
    19. painting
    20. to meet
    21.

    2010 www.perfect-english-grammar.com
    May be freely copied for personal or classroom use.

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