My friends and I really enjoy _______________
(hang out) at the shopping mall on Fridays.
enjoy HANGING OUT
We decided to go to the cinema because we enjoy to watch comedies.
Błąd to to watch ➡️ powinno być enjoy watching (enjoy + -ing).
Jaka jest różnica:
"I stopped to smoke" vs "I stopped smoking"?
Pierwsze: Zatrzymałem się, żeby zapalić (cel).
Drugie: Rzuciłem palenie (koniec czynności).
It looks like she is angry. [SEEMS]
She seems to be angry.
We plan __ (go) on holiday in July because we can't stand __ (freeze) in winter.
plan to go / can't stand freezing
She seems _______________ (be) a bit tired today.
Is she okay?
seems TO BE
I practise playing football every day because I hope win the match on Sunday.
Błąd to win ➡️ powinno być to win (hope + to).
Please remember ____________ (post) this letter when you go out to the shop.
remember to post (pamiętaj, żeby coś zrobić w przyszłości)
Tom said: "I will definitely buy you a present, I swear!". [PROMISED]
Tom promised to buy me a present.
Mark offered ___ (drive) me to the airport, but I miss ____(travel) by train anyway.
offered to drive / miss travelling
I promise _______________ (help) you with your English homework tonight.
promise TO HELP
Sally seems to be very happy since she gave up to eat fast food.
Błąd to to eat ➡️ powinno być eating (give up + -ing).
I will never forget ____________ (meet) my favourite football player last summer.
forget meeting (nigdy nie zapomnę wydarzenia z przeszłości, które już się odbyło).
My older brother doesn't smoke cigarettes anymore. [GAVE UP]
My older brother gave up smoking cigarettes.
I really miss ___ (live) in London, but my family chooses ___ (stay) in Poland.
living (miss + -ing) / to stay (choose + to)
My dad decided to give up _______________ (smoke) because it’s bad for his health.
give up SMOKING
Mark promised to help me, but he admitted to be too busy today.
Błąd to to be ➡️ powinno być being (admit + -ing).
Jaka jest różnica:
"I tried to open the window" vs "I tried opening the window"?
Pierwsze: Próbowałem otworzyć, ale było zablokowane (wyszukany wysiłek).
Drugie: Otworzyłem okno, żeby sprawdzić, czy zrobi się chłodniej (eksperyment/rozwiązanie problemu)
"Yes, it's true, I stole the money," said the boy. [ADMITTED]
The boy admitted stealing the money.
I heavily consider __ (change) my school because my parents can't afford ____ (pay) for it.
changing (consider + -ing) / to pay (afford + to)
hope TO SEE
admit BEING
I managed to complete the level, but I avoid to play this game at night.
Błąd to to play ➡️ powinno być playing (avoid + -ing).
I am really looking forward to ____________ (see) you at the weekend!
look forward to seeing (Pułapka! Słowo "to" w tym zwrocie jest przyimkiem, a nie częścią bezokolicznika, dlatego po nim zawsze idzie końcówka -ing).
It is important that you don't forget to lock the door. [REMEMBER]
You must remember to lock the door.
She refused ____ (lend) him her notes, even though he promised [lub: tried] to practise _____ (write) more clearly.
to lend (refuse + to) / writing (practise + -ing)