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    This document discusses whether to use gerunds or infinitives after certain verbs like "enjoy", "consider", "finish", "want", "plan", "need", and "avoid". It provides 10 example sentences with blanks to be filled in with either a gerund ("-ing" form) or infinitive ("to" form) of the following verbs: visit, go, move, eat, write, buy, have, and stay. The purpose is to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly after different verbs.

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    This document discusses whether to use gerunds or infinitives after certain verbs like "enjoy", "consider", "finish", "want", "plan", "need", and "avoid". It provides 10 example sentences with blanks to be filled in with either a gerund ("-ing" form) or infinitive ("to" form) of the following verbs: visit, go, move, eat, write, buy, have, and stay. The purpose is to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly after different verbs.

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    This document discusses whether to use gerunds or infinitives after certain verbs like "enjoy", "consider", "finish", "want", "plan", "need", and "avoid". It provides 10 example sentences with blanks to be filled in with either a gerund ("-ing" form) or infinitive ("to" form) of the following verbs: visit, go, move, eat, write, buy, have, and stay. The purpose is to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly after different verbs.

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    Gerund or Infinitive

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    Mohamed HADDAT
    This document discusses whether to use gerunds or infinitives after certain verbs like "enjoy", "consider", "finish", "want", "plan", "need", and "avoid". It provides 10 example sentences with blanks to be filled in with either a gerund ("-ing" form) or infinitive ("to" form) of the following verbs: visit, go, move, eat, write, buy, have, and stay. The purpose is to practice using gerunds and infinitives correctly after different verbs.

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    gerund or infinitive?

    VISIT GO (x2) MOVE EAT (x2) WRITE BUY


    HAVE STAY
    1. Do you enjoy ________________ to football matches?

    2. Have you ever considered ________________ to another country?

    3. What time did you finish ________________ breakfast this morning?

    4. Do you want ________________ at home tonight?

    5. Do you plan ________________ a holiday soon?

    6. She hasn't finished ________________ the report yet.

    7. The sun was shining so I decided ________________ for a walk.

    8. She has a toothache. She needs ________________ the dentist!

    9. I can't really afford ________________ a new car at the moment.

    10. I normally avoid ________________ unhealthy food.

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    This worksheet may be photocopied for class use.

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