Verb Patterns Flashcards
(VP) Advise
-ing ——- She advised waiting for a better opportunity.
(VP) Anticipate
-ing ——- I anticipate having a busy schedule next week.
(VP) Appreciate
-ing ——- We appreciate receiving feedback from our customers.
(VP) Complete
-ing ——- Please complete filling out the form.
(VP) Discuss
-ing ——- We need to discuss solving this issue.
(VP) Dislike
-ing ——- I dislike waiting for long periods of time.
(VP) Forget
-ing ——-
I forgot closing the window.
(VP) Mind
-ing ——- Do you mind opening the door for me?
(VP) Mention
-ing ——- She mentioned visiting the museum.
(VP) Miss
-ing ——- I miss spending time with my family.
(VP) Recall
-ing ——- I recall meeting him at the conference.
(VP) Recollect
-ing ——- Can you recollect attending that event?
(VP) Confess
-ing ——- He confessed stealing the cookies.
(VP) Admit
-ing ——- She admitted making a mistake.
(VP) Adore
-ing ——- They adore spending time together.
(VP) Allow
-ing ——- The teacher allows using calculators in class.
(VP) Avoid
-ing ——- I try to avoid eating too much sugar.
(VP) Help
-ing ——- Can you help fixing the computer?
(VP) Carry on
-ing ——- Carry on working while I’m away.
(VP) Consider
-ing ——- We should consider investing in renewable energy.
(VP) Deny
-ing ——- He denied committing the crime.
(VP) Delay
-ing ——- The traffic delay prevented me from arriving on time.
(VP) Mind
-ing ——- Do you mind helping me with this task?
(VP) Enjoy
-ing ——- We enjoy exploring new places.
(VP) Fancy
-ing ——- Do you fancy going to the movies tonight?
(VP) Finish
-ing ——- She finished writing the report.
(VP) Give up
-ing ——- Don’t give up pursuing your dreams.
(VP) Imagine
-ing ——- Imagine traveling the world without any restrictions.
(VP) Involve
-ing ——- The project involves working with different teams.
(VP) Keep
-ing ——- Keep working on your goals.
(VP) Postpone
-ing ——- We had to postpone the meeting until next week.
(VP) Practise
-ing ——- It’s important to practise speaking English regularly.
(VP) Put off
-ing ——- Don’t put off studying until the last minute.
(VP) Recommend
-ing ——- I recommend trying the new restaurant downtown.
(VP) Risk
-ing ——- She risks losing her job if she continues to be late.
(VP) Suggest
-ing ——- Can you suggest improving the current process?
(VP) Stop
-ing ——- Stop worrying about things you can’t control.
(VP) Understand
-ing ——- I understand needing some time to think about it.
(VP) Afford
to + infinitivo ——- I can’t afford to buy a new car right now.
(VP) Agree
to + infinitivo ——- She agreed to help with the project.
(VP) Allow (pasivo)
to + infinitivo ——- Pets are allowed to enter the park.
(VP) Appear
to + infinitivo ——- The stars appear to shine brighter at night.
(VP) Arrange
to + infinitivo ——- We need to arrange to meet next week.
(VP) Ask
to + infinitivo ——- I asked to speak with the manager.