infinitive &gerund

Question 1

Base: to gerund

Answer 1

to +verb+ ing

Question 2

base: Gerund

Answer 2

verb +ing

Question 3

base infinitive

Answer 3

verb

Question 4

base; to infinitive

Answer 4

to + verb

Question 5

function: Gerund

Answer 5

acts like a noun in a sentence

Question 6

Function: to gerund

Answer 6

part of a expressen of phrase where ‘to’ is part of a preposition.

Question 7

Function: infinitive

Answer 7

Used after certain modal verbs (can, must, should), and after “let,” “make,” or “help” when used in the causative sense.

Question 8

Function: to infinitive

Answer 8

It can act as a noun, adjective, or adverb in a sentence.

Question 9

When to use: gerund

Answer 9

After certain verbs (e.g., enjoy, avoid, consider), prepositions, or expressions.

Question 10

When to use: to gerund

Answer 10

After certain expressions like “look forward to,” “be accustomed to,” “be committed to,” etc., where “to” is a preposition, not part of an infinitive.

Question 11

When to use: infinitive

Answer 11

After modals or causative verbs.

Question 12

When to use: to infinitive