1: Choose the Correct form
I enjoy ___ (read / to read) books.
I enjoy reading books.
Give a verb that is followed by a gerund.
enjoy / hate / finish
I want ___ English well.
I want to speak English well.
I enjoy to swim.
I enjoy swimming .
enjoy • avoid • finish • decide
decide
She decided ___ (go / to go) abroad.
She decided to go abroad.
She keeps ___ late.
She keeps working late.
She agreed ___ us.
She agreed to help us.
She suggested to go home.
She suggested going home.
want • plan • hope • suggest
suggest
He stopped ___ (smoke / to smoke). (quit a habit)
He stopped smoking .
I don’t mind ___ for help.
asking
They plan ___ a new house.
They plan to buy a new house.
He decided to go alone.
He decided to go alone.
stop smoking • enjoy reading • remember meeting • promise to help
promise to help
We hope ___ (see / seeing) you soon.
We hope to see you soon.
He suggested ___ a break.
taking
He promised ___ on time.
He promised to come on time.
We avoided to talk about it.
We avoided talking about it.
enjoy reading • like swimming • love dancing • decide
decide
They avoid ___ (talk / to talk) about politics.
They avoid talking about politics.
She tried ___ yoga to relax.
She tried doing yoga to relax.
Name 3 verbs followed by infinitive.
want, decide, hope (etc.)
He stopped smoking last year.
He stopped smoking last year.
enjoy •good at • interested in • afraid of •
enjoy