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I hope TO GO / GOING on holiday in the summer.

hope to go (hope + inf.)

He denied TO BREAK / BREAKING the plant pot.

denied breaking (deny + gerund)

Tell me a verb that changes meaning depending on whether we use it with a gerund or infinitive.

remember, stop, mean, regret, try, forget, etc…

Tell me a verb that can go with a gerund or infinitive without changing the meaning.

begin, continue, start, love, hate, etc...

Name any 3 verbs that go before a gerund.

avoid, suggest, recommend, like, hate, can’t stand, feel like, fancy, understand, miss, practise, mention, enjoy, appreciate, etc…

Name any 3 verbs that go before an infinitive.

appear, agree, arrange, prepare, promise, arrange, plan, offer, seem, want, tend, would like, etc...

Do you use a gerund or infinitive after an object pronoun?

infinitive

Do you use a gerund or infinitive after a preposition?

gerund

Do you use a gerund or infinitive after an adjective?

infinitive

Do you use a gerund or infinitive after a phrasal verb?

gerund

What is the difference between a full infinitive and a base (or bare) infinitive?

The infinitive is TO + VERB, and the bare/base infinitive is without TO.

She never feels like TO COOK / COOKING after she gets home from work.

feels like cooking (feel like + gerund)

I promise NOT TO DO / TO NOT DO / NOT DOING that ever again.

promise not to do (promise + infinitive)

I didn’t want to talk to my teacher, so I pretended NOT TO SEE / TO NOT SEE / NOT SEEING her.

pretended not to see (pretend + infinitive)

I suggest TO STRETCH / STRETCHING before and after exercise to avoid injury.

suggest stretching (suggest + gerund)

He didn’t plan TO STUDY / STUDYING in another country, but that’s where the opportunity arose.

plan to study (plan + infinitive)

Do you mind TO MOVE / MOVING?

mind moving (mind + gerund)

They have arranged TO VISIT / VISITING in the winter.

arranged to visit (arrange + infinitive)

We had better LEAVE / TO LEAVE / LEAVING soon or we’ll be late.

Had better leave ( had better + bare inf.)

My parents won’t let me TO GO / GO / GOING to the music festival.

let me go (let + obj. + bare inf.)

Our teacher made us DO / TO DO / TO DOING so much work on Tuesday. =(

made us do (make + object + bare inf.)

You should avoid TO EAT / EATING late at night if your having trouble sleeping.

eating (avoid + gerund)

I tend TO PREFER / PREFERRING savoury snacks like crisps over sweet ones like chocolate.

tend to prefer (tend + infinitive)

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