Gerund or infinitive
am allowed to,
let
make
zero conditional and imperative sentences
100
A: What's wrong with your brother?

B: He's really upset about (lose) the match.

losing

100

We can't wear jeans at school. (be allowed to)

We ...

We aren't allowed to wear jeans at school

100

I (get) annoyed if my sister (tease) me

get, teases

200

A: Your sister's homework is really hard.

B: I offered (help) her, but she ignored me.

to help

200

Do your parents allow you to have parties at home? (let)

Do ...

Do your parents let you have parties at home?

200

If I (not take) the bus at seven, I (be) late for school

don't take, am

300

A: I finished the homework, but I think some of my answers are wrong.

B: Don't worry about it. (Make) mistakes is normal

Making

300

The teacher said I had to stay after school. (make)

The teacher ...

The teacher made me stay after school

300

(not worry) if you (make) mistakes

Don't worry, make

400

A: Have you heard about Clare?

B: Don't tell me! It isn't kind (gossip) about people.

gossiping

400

Can you use mobile phones at school? (be allowed to)

Are ...

Are you allowed to use mobile phones at school?

400

If you (feel) anxious, (breathe) deeply

feel, breathe

500

A: What are you doing this weekend?

B: Seb suggested (go) to the mall on Saturday morning. Do you want (come)?

going, to come

500

Our coach says we can't go out the night before a big game. (not let)

Our coach ...

Our coach doesn't let us go out the night before a big game

500

My parents (not let) me go out for a week if I (get back) late

don't let, get back