Verb infinitives and -ing forms
She suggested ___ (go) to the park after class.
She suggested going to the park after class.
A cheetah is ___ than a lion.
A cheetah is faster than a lion.
He enjoys ___ (listen) to music in his free time.
He enjoys listening to music in his free time.
Today is ___ than yesterday. (cold)
Today is colder than yesterday.
They agreed ___ (help) us with the homework.
They agreed to help us with the homework.
He is not ___ tall ___ his brother.
He is not as tall as his brother.
I can’t stand ___ (wait) in long lines.
I can’t stand waiting in long lines.
This exam is ___ difficult than the last one.
This exam is more difficult than the last one.
He avoided ___ (talk) about the problem.
He avoided talking about the problem.
This restaurant is one of the ___ in town.
This restaurant is one of the best in town.
Remember ___ (lock) the door before you go out.
Remember to lock the door before you go out.
The more you study, the ___ results you get (good)
The more you study, the better results you get
I remember ___ (meet) her at the conference last year.
I remember meeting her at the conference last year.
She speaks English more ___ than her classmates. (fluent)
She speaks English more fluently than her classmates.
Try ___ (restart) your computer if it doesn’t work.
Try to restart your computer if it doesn’t work.
The higher you climb, the ___ the air becomes. (thin)
The higher you climb, the thinner the air becomes.
I regret ___ (tell) you the truth.
I regret telling you the truth.
This film is ___ interesting than that one. (far / much / little)
This film is much more interesting than that one.
I regret ___ (inform) you that your application was unsuccessful.
I regret to inform you that your application was unsuccessful.
Of all the students, Minh works the ___. (hard)
Of all the students, Minh works the hardest.