-ing form or infinitive

Question 1

decide

Answer 1

Infinitive

We’ve decide to go to France for our vocation.

Question 2

forget

Answer 2

Infinitive

Don’t forget to turn off all the lights.

Question 3

hope

Answer 3

Infinitive

We hope to see you again soon.

Question 4

learn

Answer 4

Infinitive

I’m learning to drive. My driving test1s next month.

Question 5

need

Answer 5

Infinitive

I need to go to the supermarket. We don’t have any milk.

Question 6

offer

Answer 6

Infinitive

He offered to help me with my resume.

Question 7

plan

Answer 7

Infinitive

They’re planning to get soon.

Question 8

pretend

Answer 8

Infinitive

He pretended to be sick, but he wasn’t really.

Question 9

promise

Answer 9

Infinitive

He’s promised to pay me back when he gets a job.

Question 10

remember

Answer 10

Infinitive

Remember to bring your dictionaries to class tomorrow.

Question 11

start

Answer 11

Infinitive

It was very cloudy an it stardted to rain.

Gerund (-ing)

It started raining at 5:30 in the morning.

Question 12

try

Answer 12

Infinitive

I’m trying to find a job, but it’s very hard.

Question 13

want

Answer 13

Infinitive

I want to catch the six o’clock train.

Question 14

would like

Answer 14

Infinitive

I’d like to buy a new car next month.

Question 15

enjoy

Answer 15

Gerund (-ing)

I enjoy reading in bed.

Question 16

finish

Answer 16

Gerund (-ing)

Have you finished cleaning up your room?

Question 17

go on (= continue)

Answer 17

Gerund (-ing)

I want to go on working until I’m 60.

Question 18

hate

Answer 18

Gerund (-ing)

I hate being late when I’m meeting someone.

Question 19

like

Answer 19

Gerund (-ing)

I like having breakfast in a cafe.

Question 20

love

Answer 20

Gerund (-ing)

I love waking up on a sunny morning.

Question 21

(don’t) mind

Answer 21

Gerund (-ing)

I don’t mind doing the ironing. It’s very relaxing.

Question 22

spend (time)

Answer 22

Gerund (-ing)

She spends hours talking on the phone.

Question 23

stop

Answer 23

Gerund (-ing)

Please stop making that noise. I can’t think.

Question 24

feel like

Answer 24

Gerund (-ing)

I don’t feel like cooking today. Let’s go out for lunch.