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    The document contains a grammar exercise where the learner must put verbs into the correct form of the -ing form (gerund) or infinitive (to...) form based on the context of each sentence. There are 14 sentences total where the learner must identify whether a verb should be in the gerund or infinitive form to complete each sentence correctly.

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    The document contains a grammar exercise where the learner must put verbs into the correct form of the -ing form (gerund) or infinitive (to...) form based on the context of each sentence. There are 14 sentences total where the learner must identify whether a verb should be in the gerund or infinitive form to complete each sentence correctly.

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    Ejercicios Alfa 2

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    Victoria Navarro Ceballos
    The document contains a grammar exercise where the learner must put verbs into the correct form of the -ing form (gerund) or infinitive (to...) form based on the context of each sentence. There are 14 sentences total where the learner must identify whether a verb should be in the gerund or infinitive form to complete each sentence correctly.

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    Special verbs

    Gerunds
    Full infinitives
    Put the verb into the correct form, -ing or to…

    1. They denied _____________ the money. (steal)

    2. I don’t enjoy ______________ very much. (drive)

    3. I can’t afford _______________ out tonight. I don’t have enough money. (go)

    4. Has it stopped ______________ yet? (rain)

    5. We were unlucky to lose the game. We deserved ______________. (win)

    6. Why do you keep _____________ me questions? Can’t you leave me alone? (ask)

    7. Please stop ________________ me questions! (ask)

    8. I refuse _______________ any more questions. (answer)

    9. The driver of one of the cars admitted ________________ the accident. (cause)

    10. Mark needed our help, and we promised ____________ what we could. (do)

    11. I don’t mind _______________ alone, but it’s better to be with other people. (be)

    12. The wall was quite high, but I managed ________________ over it. (climb)

    13. ‘Does Sarah know about the meeting?’ ‘No, I forgot _______________ her.’ (tell)

    14. I’ve enjoyed ______________ to you. I hope __________ you again soon. (talk, see)

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