GERUND or INFINITIVE

TRUE OR FALSE

100

We use a verb + to (infinitive) after the verb love.

(Give examples)

FALSE

200

We use -ING after the verb need.

(Give examples)

FALSE

300

We use ING as the subject or object of a sentence.

(Give examples)

TRUE

400

Some verbs can be followed by ING or INFINITIVE with little/no change of meaning.

(Give examples)

TRUE

500

Verbs of perception can be followed by ING or INFINITIVE with no change of meaning. 

(Give examples)

FALSE 

THESE VERBS ARE FOLLOWED BY...

100

AFFORD

TO INFINITIVE

200

REGRET

Either -ing / to infinitive. 

The meaning changes.

300

FANCY

-ING 

400

CAN'T STAND

-ING

500

REFUSE

INFINITIVE (TO) 

THESE VERBS ARE FOLLOWED BY...

100

PROMISE

INFINITIVE (TO) 

200

AVOID

GERUND (-ING) 

300

SUGGEST

GERUND (-ING) 

400

STOP

-ING or INFINITIVE

The meaning changes. 

500

DON'T MIND

-ING

CHOOSE ING or INF

100

I want ____________ to the beach on summer holidays. (TO GO / GOING) 

TO GO 

200

I need __________ more English. (TO STUDY / STUDYING) 

TO STUDY

300

I considered _____________ a pizza last night. (TO EAT / EATING) 

EATING

400

I can't stand ___________ in Manhattan. (TO LIVE / LIVING) 

LIVING

500

I prefer ___________ to the cinema than to the park. (TO GO / GOING) 

GOING