The document provides a worksheet with grammar exercises involving verbs used with gerunds and infinitives. There are multiple choice and fill in the blank questions testing understanding of verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including verbs like avoid, remember, expect, and stop. The exercises are meant to improve knowledge of verb patterns in English grammar.
The document provides a worksheet with grammar exercises involving verbs used with gerunds and infinitives. There are multiple choice and fill in the blank questions testing understanding of verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including verbs like avoid, remember, expect, and stop. The exercises are meant to improve knowledge of verb patterns in English grammar.
The document provides a worksheet with grammar exercises involving verbs used with gerunds and infinitives. There are multiple choice and fill in the blank questions testing understanding of verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including verbs like avoid, remember, expect, and stop. The exercises are meant to improve knowledge of verb patterns in English grammar.
The document provides a worksheet with grammar exercises involving verbs used with gerunds and infinitives. There are multiple choice and fill in the blank questions testing understanding of verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including verbs like avoid, remember, expect, and stop. The exercises are meant to improve knowledge of verb patterns in English grammar.
b You should avoid to drink too much water. 2 a Remember taking your medicine. b Remember to take your medicine. 3 a People often expect feeling pain when they have acupuncture. b People often expect to feel pain when they have acupuncture. 4 a I know you dislike running, but it’s important to stay fit. b I know you dislike to run, but it’s important to stay fit. 5 a You really should stop eating junk food. It’s not good for you. b You really should stop to eat junk food. It’s not good for you. 6 a Try looking up his number in the phone book. b Try to look up his number in the phone book. 7 a You can choose ignoring my advice if you want. b You can choose to ignore my advice if you want. 8 a I’m going to keep telling you until you listen. b I’m going to keep to tell you until you listen.
3 Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 I really enjoy (relax) after a long day. 2 If I were you, I’d stop (think) about it. It’s not going to help. 3 I tried (go) on a diet, but I didn’t lose any weight. 4 I decided (listen) to your advice. 5 She always appears (be) unhappy but I don’t know why. 6 I’m sorry but I couldn’t help (eat) all those chocolates. 7 I know it’s noisy, but can you try (listen) to me? 8 Well, you could pretend (like) it!
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