To Infinitive

Question 1

Afford

Answer 1

Ofrecer, conceder
The new app affords to study at 3 months free.

Question 2

Agree

Answer 2

Estar de acuerdo
We agree to help our family.

Question 3

Arrange

Answer 3

Organizar, quedar
Everybody is running November 23, we arrange to run with them.

Question 4

Ask

Answer 4

Preguntar, pedir (vp)
She asked to clean about our room

Question 5

Begin

Answer 5

Empezar, iniciar, comenzar
I begin to read a new book, when i finish it i will lend it to you.

Question 6

Choose

Answer 6

Escoger
My friend chose to meet her boyfriend at Sunday.

Question 7

Continue

Answer 7

Seguir
Nobody continued to run after the accident.

Question 8

Decide

Answer 8

Decidir
My friends and I decide to go Patronato when they pay us.

Question 9

Demand

Answer 9

Exigir
Yesterday I saw a situation what i didn’t like so i demand to terminate my contract.

Question 10

Fail

Answer 10

Fracasar, no lograr
They failed to find her, but he promised never let to try.

Question 11

Hate

Answer 11

Odiar, molestar
My dog doesn’t hate to run in park.

Question 12

Help

Answer 12

Ayudar
The teacher helps to study to classroom.

Question 13

Hope

Answer 13

Esperar
I will hope to travel somewhere.

Question 14

Intend

Answer 14

Pretender, tener la intención
I intended to study when i arrived my house, but i watched my phone.

Question 15

Learn

Answer 15

Aprender
I am going to learn to swim in my holiday.

Question 16

Love

Answer 16

Amar, querer, adorar
I will love to speak English someday.

Question 17

Manage

Answer 17

Lograr (vp), adminstrar
Truman managed to get his freedom.

Question 18

Mean

Answer 18

Significar, querer decir, tener la intención
I mean to say goodbye my love.

Question 19

Need

Answer 19

We need to study for the test this week.

Question 20

Offer

Answer 20

Ofrecer (ofrecer hacer o tener algo)
We offer to travel with tickets plane and one room of 5 stars hotel.

Question 21

Plan

Answer 21

Planear
How long do you plane to stay there?

Question 22

Prefer

Answer 22

Preferir (gustar, elegir o querer una cosa ante otra)
My boyfriend prefer to play with his friends rather than he meet me.

Question 23

Pretend

Answer 23

Fingir, simular, hacer como si
I pretend to study when i play with my phone in my job.

Question 24

Promise

Answer 24

Prometer
My father promised to go out with me next weekend.

Question 25

Refuse

Answer 25

Rechazar, negarse The suspected refused to declare guilty.

Question 26

Want

Answer 26

Querer When we go out on the weekends we want to go to the park.