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Gerunds vs. Infinitives
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It's impossible to make someone .... something they don't want to.
do
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James avoids .... fish. (EAT)
EATING
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My daughter is thinking .... abroad - perhaps at a university in Switzerland.
of studying
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I must remember ........ Marta this weekend. (CALL)
to call
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I prefer .... to .... tennis (SWIM, PLAY)
swimming, playing
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She offered ... me in the hospital, but I prefer ... visitors. (VISIT, HAVE)
to visit, not to have
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Georg denied .... the door open.
leaving
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In trying to take a shortcut, we only succeeded ... completely lost. (GET)
in getting
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I was looking forward to ..... the Basque region, but in the end, I didn't manage .... half as much as I wanted to.
visiting, to see
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I watched the child ... a ball.
throw/catch
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They're hoping ... the lottery this weekend.
to win
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I miss ... abroad. (WORK)
working
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What time do you expect ... at the airport?
to arrive
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No thanks, I'd prefer ...... - the sea is far too cold! (SWIM)
not to swim
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John threatened ... if his demands weren't met. (QUIT)
to quit
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If parents let children ... whatever they want, they will live .... it. (DO, REGRET)
do, to regret
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Oriol worked so hard on his project; he really deserved ... (WIN)
TO WIN
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I've never been very good ..... things! (REMEMBER)
at remembering
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I'm keen ... somewhere hot this Christmas for a change.
on travelling
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I'm so disappointed that Anita has refused ... to the party.
to come
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My colleagues insisted ... a present for me when I left the company.
on buying
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I'm hungry. Do you fancy ... at that new restaurant? (EAT OUT)
EATING OUT
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The hotel advised us ...... the water. (negative)
not to drink
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He carried ..... even after the teacher told him ... (MISBEHAVE, STOP)
on misbehaving, to stop
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I need to practise ... English.
speaking
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