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    The document lists verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including enjoy, like, love, hate, prefer, avoid, start, begin, continue, finish, admit, deny, consider, imagine, keep, mind, miss, practice, regret, remember, stop, suggest, understand, try, and risk. It then lists the names of students divided into 5 groups for a class project.

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    The document lists verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including enjoy, like, love, hate, prefer, avoid, start, begin, continue, finish, admit, deny, consider, imagine, keep, mind, miss, practice, regret, remember, stop, suggest, understand, try, and risk. It then lists the names of students divided into 5 groups for a class project.

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    Practice Grunds-Ing

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    DEIVIS ALEJANDRO GOMEZ CANDIA
    The document lists verbs that can be used with gerunds or infinitives, including enjoy, like, love, hate, prefer, avoid, start, begin, continue, finish, admit, deny, consider, imagine, keep, mind, miss, practice, regret, remember, stop, suggest, understand, try, and risk. It then lists the names of students divided into 5 groups for a class project.

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    1. Enjoy + VERB + ING = I enjoy watching TV at night.

    2. Like---to infinitive is okay too, especially with “would like to


    3. Love--- to infinitive is okay too, especially with “would love to
    4. Hate--- to infinitive is okay too, especially with “would hate to
    5. Prefer--- to infinitive is okay too, especially with “would prefer to
    6. Avoid
    7. Start
    8. Begin
    9. Continue
    10. Finish
    11. Admit
    12. Deny
    13. Consider
    14. Imagine
    15. Keep
    16. Mind
    17. Miss
    18. Practice
    19. Regret
    20. Remember
    21. Stop
    22. Suggest
    23. Understand
    24. Try
    25. Risk

    Group 1:

     Sebastian C
     Mhoira C
     Rene C
     Jonathan M
     Edison R

    Group 2:

     Cristian C
     Joaquin D
     Deivis G
     Leandro S
     Cristian V

    Group 3:

     Estefani C
     Eric G
     Rodrigo M
     Genesis S
     Francisco V

    Group 4:

     Barbara G
     Sebastian O
     Benjamin U
     Barbara V
     Joaquin D

    Group 5:

     Ivan
     Jonathan M
     Sebastian O

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