Purpose or Activity?
We are saving money to buy plane tickets.
Purpose.
(Explica por qué estamos ahorrando dinero)
I want ________ (visit) the Eiffel Tower."
to visit
On the way to the hotel, we stopped ________ (to get/getting) a coffee.
to get
We are here for enjoy the beach.
for enjoy → to enjoy
Viajamos para explorar ruinas antiguas.
We travel to explore ancient ruins.
Swimming with dolphins was an incredible experience.
Activity.
(Describe la actividad que fue una experiencia increíble)
She is interested in ________ (try) the local food.
trying
I'll never forget ________ (to see/seeing) the Grand Canyon for the first time.
seeing
I am thinking to go to Paris next summer.
to go → of going / about
Disfruto probando comida nueva cuando viajo.
I enjoy trying new food when I travel.
The main goal of our trip is to learn about the local culture.
Purpose.
(Explica cuál es la meta o el objetivo del viaje).
We decided ________ (not take) a guided tour of the old town.
not to take
If you can't find the museum, try ________ (to ask/asking) a local for directions
asking
She suggested to visit the market in the morning.
to visit → visiting
Olvidé reservar el hotel y ahora no hay habitaciones disponibles.
I forgot to book the hotel and now there are no rooms avaiable.
Getting up early for the sunrise was worth the effort.
Activity.
(La acción de "madrugar" es el sujeto de la oración, la actividad de la que se habla).
He avoids ________ (travel) during the high season because of the crowds.
traveling
I regret ________ (to inform/informing) you that your flight has been canceled.
to inform
He is used to drive on the left side of the road.
used to drive → used to driving
Recuerdo haber visto la aurora boreal; fue mágico.
I remember seeing the Northern Lights; it was magical.
Traveling to different countries is the best way to understand other ways of life."
"Traveling" is an Activity (es el sujeto de la oración). "To understand" is a Purpose (explica para qué es la mejor manera).
I can't imagine ________ (not see) the sunset from that viewpoint. It was unforgettable.
not seeing
We meant ________ (to visit/visiting) the cathedral, but we ran out of time.
to visit
I look forward to hear from you about the trip details.
look forward to hear → look forward to hearing
Intenté hablar con la aeromoza para pedir una manta, pero no me entendió.
I tried to talk to the flight attendant to ask for a blanket, but she didn't understand me.