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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the infinitive or gerund form of verbs in parentheses. The sentences test usage of the infinitive and gerund forms of verbs like "do", "smoke", "go", "dance", "spend", "bring", "play", "work", and "live" in different contexts with various subjects and tenses.

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    Infinitive or Gerund

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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the infinitive or gerund form of verbs in parentheses. The sentences test usage of the infinitive and gerund forms of verbs like "do", "smoke", "go", "dance", "spend", "bring", "play", "work", and "live" in different contexts with various subjects and tenses.

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    Fill in The Spaces With Either The Infinitive or The Gerund Form of The Verb in Brackets

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    This document provides 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in with either the infinitive or gerund form of verbs in parentheses. The sentences test usage of the infinitive and gerund forms of verbs like "do", "smoke", "go", "dance", "spend", "bring", "play", "work", and "live" in different contexts with various subjects and tenses.

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    Fill in the spaces with either the infinitive or the

    gerund form of the verb in brackets.


    1. I finished (do) my homework.
    2. She should quit (smoke).
    3. He wants (go) to the party tonight.
    4. They enjoy (dance).
    5. Karen tries to avoid (spend) too much money.
    6. I chose (bring) the tickets.
    7. She knows how (play) the piano.
    8. Ben stopped (work) on weekends.
    9. I dislike (wait) for the bus.
    10. I miss (live) in a big city.

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