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    This document contrasts the use of infinitives and gerunds after certain verbs. It provides 12 examples sentences with blanks that can be filled with either an infinitive form of a verb (with "to") or a gerund (the verb's root form ending in -ing). The sentences illustrate common verbs that take infinitives or gerunds as their object, such as enjoy, avoid, feel like, keep, suggest, and decide.

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    This document contrasts the use of infinitives and gerunds after certain verbs. It provides 12 examples sentences with blanks that can be filled with either an infinitive form of a verb (with "to") or a gerund (the verb's root form ending in -ing). The sentences illustrate common verbs that take infinitives or gerunds as their object, such as enjoy, avoid, feel like, keep, suggest, and decide.

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    Infinitive or Gerund

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    Nizvan Monteon
    This document contrasts the use of infinitives and gerunds after certain verbs. It provides 12 examples sentences with blanks that can be filled with either an infinitive form of a verb (with "to") or a gerund (the verb's root form ending in -ing). The sentences illustrate common verbs that take infinitives or gerunds as their object, such as enjoy, avoid, feel like, keep, suggest, and decide.

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    Infinitive or Gerund

    1) I enjoy (write) picture postcards

    2) Avoid (make) silly mistakes

    3)
    I didn't feel like (work) so I phoned my boss.
    This exercise is brought to you by www.nonstopenglis
    h.com
    4)
    Why do you keep (look) at me?
    5)
    You still have a lot (learn) in English.
    6)
    The washing machine began (make) a terrible nois
    e.
    7)
    He decided (put) his coat on the hanger.
    8)
    You don't need (ask) him every time you want to go
    out.
    9)
    It's much better (stay) at home than to go out in
    the rain.
    10)
    Don't keep him (stand) at the door.
    This exercise is brought to you by www.nonstopenglish.com
    11)
    He decided (disguise) himself.
    12)
    I suggest (leave) him here

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