Gerund or infinitive Flashcards by Miss L

Q

(can’t afford)

A

To infinitive

I can’t affort to buy another CD

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Arrange

A

To infinitive

I will arrange to have dinner with Sara next week.

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Decide

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To infinitive

I decide to choose English insead of French

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Fail

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To infinitive

They fail to deliver the package in time

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Hope

A

To infinitive

I hope to arrive in time

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Neglect

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To infinitive

He neglected to keep up with his family

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Promise

A

To infinitive

She promise not to eat the last piece of chocolate

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(Can’t) wait

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To infinitive

I can’t wait to see you!

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Wish

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To infinitive

I wish to be a doctor

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Dare

A

CD+ to infinitive

I dare you to repeat your comments in my presence

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Order

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CD+ to infinitive

I order you to be quiet

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Persuade

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CD+ to infinitive

She persuade me to vote for her

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Warn

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CD+ to infinitive

I warn you to be nice

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Expect

A

To infinitive

We expect to win the match

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Beg

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CD + To infinitive

I beg you not to talk about the event

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Intend

A

To infinitive

I intend to give up smoking

Q

Make in the passive form

A

To infinitive

I was made to do my homework

Q

Can’t face

A

Gerund

I can’t face seeing her right now

Q

Can’t help

A

Gerund

I can’t help having pity for you

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Can’t stand

A

Gerund

I can’t stand watching him win

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Fancy

A

Gerund

I fancy going out for a meal

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Feel like

A

Gerund

I feel like going out for dinner

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Miss

A

Gerund

I miss playing in the snow

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Postpone

A

Gerund

He postpone having lunch

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Advise

A

CD + to infinitive / verb + gerund

I advise you to check the grammar

I advise checking the grammar

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Allow

A

CD + to infinitive / verb + gerund

I will allow you to have a bath

I allow having a bath

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Forbid

A

CD + to infinitive / verb + gerund

I forbid you to eat chocolate

I forbid eating chocolate

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Permit

A

CD + to infinitive / verb + gerund

I permit you to have a friend

I permit having friends

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Recommend

A

CD + to infinitive / verb + gerund

I recommend you to visit this museum

I recommend visiting this museum

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Avoid

A

Gerund

She avoided telling him about her plans

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Help

A

CD + To infinitive

I helped her to carry the bags

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Discuss

A

Gerund

We discussed going to the cinema or staying at home

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Plan

A

To infinitive

They plan to get married next year

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Demand

A

To infinitive

I demand to see the manager!

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Intend

A

To infinitive

We intend to go to the countryside this weekend

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Consider

A

Gerund

I consider doing Karate