Infinitive Use
Complete: “She put a tick ___ accept the terms.”
to — Infinitive of purpose
True or false: We use -ing after prepositions.
True
What’s the difference between remember to do and remember doing?
to do = remember the action before it happens; doing = remember after it happens
Which sentence is correct? A) I suggested to go home. B) I suggested going home.
B
After which words do we use the infinitive? too and...?
enough
Choose the correct form: “He’s improved his English by ___.” (read / reading)
reading
“He stopped smoking.” vs “He stopped to smoke.” — what’s the difference?
stopped smoking = quit the habit; stopped to smoke = paused another action to smoke
Complete: “He’s looking forward to ___ from you.”
hearing
Identify the correct pattern: My parents forbade me ___ boast about my grades.
to boast — verb + somebody + to infinitive
Fill in: “It’s not worth ___ this task again.”
doing / repeating
Choose correct meaning: “I tried opening the window.”
Experimented to see if it helps (not “made an effort”)
Which is correct? “He regrets to say…” or “He regrets saying…” — and why?
Both: regrets to say = formal announcement; regrets saying = feels sorry about past action