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    The document provides examples of verbs that can be followed by a gerund or infinitive. It lists common verbs such as enjoy, avoid, suggest, and want and provides sentence examples demonstrating whether the verb is correctly followed by a gerund or infinitive in each case. The purpose is to illustrate the grammatical rules for using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs.

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    The document provides examples of verbs that can be followed by a gerund or infinitive. It lists common verbs such as enjoy, avoid, suggest, and want and provides sentence examples demonstrating whether the verb is correctly followed by a gerund or infinitive in each case. The purpose is to illustrate the grammatical rules for using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs.

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    Verb Gerund or Infinitive Fun Activities Games 125188

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    The document provides examples of verbs that can be followed by a gerund or infinitive. It lists common verbs such as enjoy, avoid, suggest, and want and provides sentence examples demonstrating whether the verb is correctly followed by a gerund or infinitive in each case. The purpose is to illustrate the grammatical rules for using gerunds and infinitives after different types of verbs.

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    VERB+ GERUND/INFINITIVE

    AVOID
    DISCUSS
    SUGGEST
    VERB +
    DISLIKE
    GERUND
    ENJOY
    FANCY
    FINISH
    KEEP
    RECOMMEND
    WANT
    AGREE
    HELP VERB+
    ASK INFINITIVE
    DECIDE
    LEARN
    PLAN
    PROMISE
    CONTINUE
    BEGIN
    START VERB+
    HATE GERUND OR
    INFINITIVE
    LIKE
    LOVE
    PREFER
    FANCY:

    I don’t fancy __________(go) out tonight.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    AVOID:

    She avoided __________(tell) him


    about her plans.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    ENJOY:

    He enjoys ______________ (have) a


    bath in the evening.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    KEEP:

    She kept ______________ (talk) during the


    film.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    LIKE:

    I would like ______________ (come) to


    the party with you.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    LEARN:

    I am learning ______________ (speak) English.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    HELP:

    She helped me ______________ (carry)


    my suitcases.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    FINISH:

    I’ve finished ______________ (cook). Come


    and eat!

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    DECIDE:

    He decided ______________ (study) Biology.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    DISLIKE:

    I dislike ______________ (wait).

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    ASK:

    He asked ______________ (come) with us.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    AGREE:

    She agreed ______________ (bring) the


    pudding.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    RECOMMEND:

    I don’t recommend ______________ (take) the


    bus, it takes forever!

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    SUGGEST:

    She suggested ______________ (go) to the


    museum.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    WANT:

    I don’t want ______________ (leave) yet.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    PLAN:

    They plan ______________ (start) college in


    the autumn.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 
    DISCUSSED:

    We discussed ______________ (go) to the cinema,


    but we stayed at
    home.

    GERUND INFINITIVE BOTH


    Well done!! 
    Sorry… Try
    Again! 

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