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Gerund or infinitive – grammar exercise

April 15, 2012 - pdf

Some verbs are followed by infinitives while others are followed by gerunds. There are also some verbs that are followed by both gerunds and infinitives.… Continue reading

Get with infinitives and –ing forms

March 25, 2012 - pdf

Get can be followed by –ing forms and infinitives. There is usually a difference of meaning. Get + -ing form is sometimes used to mean… Continue reading

Infinitive with its own subject

February 26, 2012 - pdf

The structure for + noun / pronoun + infinitive is very common in English. This structure is used when an infinitive needs its own subject.… Continue reading

Infinitive or -ing form?

December 24, 2011 - pdf

Some verbs and adjectives can be followed by either an –ing form or an infinitive. In some cases, there is a difference of meaning. Love,… Continue reading

How to join two sentences by using an infinitive

December 1, 2011 - pdf

Complete the following sentences. Answers 1. I have engaged a private tutor to teach me English. 2. The woman was too mean to be popular.… Continue reading

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