Gerunds/Infinitives
After prepositions, we use this verb form (e.g., “without ___”).
Gerunds
Which modal is used for possibility: “It ___ rain later.”
This word means “feeling very worried or nervous.”
anxiety
The secret word you use to log in.
password
The people who fight in wars for a country.
an army
Complete: “I enjoy ___ (watch) films.”
watching
Complete: “You ___ use your phone during the test.” (prohibition)
must not
Complete: “He had to ___ a difficult decision.”
to make
To remove something permanently online.
to delete
The system that controls a country.
government
Complete: “She wants ___ (learn) English.”
to learn
Which modal expresses ability?
can/could/be able to
What phrase means “ask for help from someone”?
turn to
When something/someone becomes extremely popular online.
go viral
Complete: “This event ___ place in 1800.”
took
Name one verb that can be followed by both a gerund AND an infinitive with no change in meaning.
like / love / hate / prefer / start / begin / continue
Rewrite using a modal: “It is necessary to study.”
you must/have to study.
Complete: “She is suffering ___ stress.”
from
To enter your account.
to sign in
What phrase means “causes something to happen”?
leads to
What’s the difference between:
“We stopped to eat” vs “We stopped eating.”
Stopped to eat = we paused in order to eat
Stopped eating = we no longer eat
What is the difference between:
“You must do it” vs “You have to do it”
Must = strong personal obligation/opinion
Have to = external rule/requirement
This phrase means “think carefully before deciding.”
think long and hard
Someone who follows your account.
follower
This word means “something important that was achieved.”
accomplishment