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    This document provides 30 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the gerund (verb + -ing) or infinitive form of the verbs in parentheses. It is an exercise to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly. The sentences cover a variety of everyday activities and situations involving verbs like work, buy, like, pass, fly, do, post, go, talk, learn, meet, be, come, spend, invite, make, travel, give, repair, drink, discuss, snowboard, bring, understand, find, play, and join.

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    Diwood Is Good

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    This document provides 30 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the gerund (verb + -ing) or infinitive form of the verbs in parentheses. It is an exercise to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly. The sentences cover a variety of everyday activities and situations involving verbs like work, buy, like, pass, fly, do, post, go, talk, learn, meet, be, come, spend, invite, make, travel, give, repair, drink, discuss, snowboard, bring, understand, find, play, and join.

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    This document provides 30 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the gerund (verb + -ing) or infinitive form of the verbs in parentheses. It is an exercise to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly. The sentences cover a variety of everyday activities and situations involving verbs like work, buy, like, pass, fly, do, post, go, talk, learn, meet, be, come, spend, invite, make, travel, give, repair, drink, discuss, snowboard, bring, understand, find, play, and join.

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    Diwood Is Good

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    This document provides 30 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the gerund (verb + -ing) or infinitive form of the verbs in parentheses. It is an exercise to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly. The sentences cover a variety of everyday activities and situations involving verbs like work, buy, like, pass, fly, do, post, go, talk, learn, meet, be, come, spend, invite, make, travel, give, repair, drink, discuss, snowboard, bring, understand, find, play, and join.

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    GERUND - INFINITIVE GI 3

    Gerund or Infini ve – Fill in the correct form.

    working at home. (work)


    1. I can’t imagine __________________
    buying
    2. We have decided against __________________ a new car. (buy)
    to like
    3. She seems __________________ her new job. (like)
    to pass
    4. The students hope __________________ the exam. (pass)
    flying
    5. He won’t go by plane. He is afraid of __________________ . (fly)
    doing
    6. I am lazy. I don’t feel like __________________ any work. (do)
    to post
    7. Remember __________________ the le er. Otherwise they won ’t get it by Saturday.
    (post)
    to fly
    8. Have you ever learned how __________________ such a plane? (fly)
    going
    9. They were too lazy __________________ out with us. (go)
    talking
    10. I always enjoy __________________ to my grandfather. He always tells me great stories.
    (talk) “enjoy” followed by -ing (common verb)
    learning French. (learn)
    11. I’m very interested in __________________
    to meeting her.
    12. My pen friend is coming next Friday. I ’m really looking forward __________________
    (meet)
    being
    13. Don’t you mind __________________ away from your family for such a long me? (be)
    to be
    14. The children promised __________________ back by nine. (be)
    coming
    15. I wanted to go alone but Joe insisted on __________________ with me. (come)
    to bring
    16. Tom offered __________________ me home. (bring)
    to spend a weekend in Scotland? (spend)
    17. Why not __________________
    inviting
    18. I’m sorry I can’t come to your party but thank you for __________________ me. (invite)
    making
    19. Our neighbors apologized for __________________ such noise. (make)
    traveling to. (travel)
    20. Paris is always worth __________________
    giving
    21. I’m sure I gave him back the money. I remember __________________ it back to him.
    (give)
    to repair her bike. (repair)
    22. She eventually managed __________________
    to drink
    23. Would you like __________________ a cup of coffee? (drink)
    discussing the ma er. He has already made his decision.
    24. There’s no point in __________________
    (discuss)
    to snowboard to skiing. (snowboard)
    25. I prefer __________________
    bringing Anita to the doctor? (bring)
    26. Do you mind __________________
    to understand him. (understand)
    27. It is difficult __________________
    finding
    28. We had difficul es __________________ your house. (find)
    to play
    29. They decided __________________ Tennis in the a ernoon. (play)
    joining
    30. We expect him __________________ us on Sunday. (join)

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