Gerund vs Infinitive
He can’t stand to be / being late for meetings.
He can’t stand being late for meetings.
walking / home / I / suddenly / from school. / when / was / saw / an old friend / I /
I was walking home when I suddenly saw an old friend from school.
Right now she ______ (talk) on the phone, but she usually ______ (use) email to communicate.
is talking / uses
I think our team ______ (win) the match tomorrow.
will win
If you ______ (heat) water to 100°C, it _____ (boil).
If you heat water to 100°C, it boils.
She promised ______ (call) me back after the meeting finished.
to call
He ___________ (deal) with a difficult customer when his manager came in.
He was dealing with a difficult customer when his manager came in.
How long ______ you ______ (know) your best friend?
have you known
Look at those clouds! It ______ (rain).
is going to rain
If you / study harder/ , you / definitely / pass the exam.
If you study harder, you’ll definitely pass the exam.
Correct - He suggested to go for a walk.
He suggested going for a walk.
Correct a mistake - Have you ever visited London before you moved there?
Had you ever visited London before you moved there?
She normally ______ (not / go) jogging in the mornings, but this week she ______ (train) for a race.
doesn’t go / is training
Are you ______ (going to / will) study abroad next year, or have you changed your mind?
going to
________ we _______ (spend) so much time commuting if we ________ (live) in the city centre, not in the countryside?
Would we spend so much time commuting if we lived in the city centre, not in the countryside?
We’re broke at the moment. We can’t afford ______ (buy) a new car.
to buy
She керувала the project for two years before she залишила the company.
She had led the project for two years before she left the company.
never / why / I / agrees / know / don’t / with me. / she
I don’t know why she never agrees with me.
We definitely won’t / won’t definitely be able to finish the project without more help.
We definitely won’t be able to finish the project without more help.
If I were you, I ______ (not/buy) that laptop — it’s too expensive.
If I were you, I wouldn’t buy that laptop — it’s too expensive.
I remember (to lock / locking) the door before I left the house.
locking
Correct - Who you met at the conference yesterday?
Who did you meet at the conference yesterday?
He always ______ (borrow) my pen, and it really ______ (annoy) me!
is always borrowing / annoys
Correct - I’m going to call you when I will arrive.
I’m going to call you when I arrive.
Якби тільки в неї було більше часу, вона б приєдналася до нас у подорожі.
If only she had more time, she would join us on the trip.