Question

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7 Look at the Grammar Reference section and
complete the rules for the infinitive (with/
without to) or -ing form. Find examples in
the extract on p. 106.
infinitive/-ing form
mind +
+
1 like/love/enjoy/hate/don't
2 deny/avoid/miss/fancy/imagine
3 would like/would love/would prefer +
4 go +.......
5
too + adjective/adverb +
adjective/adverb + enough +
enough + noun +......
can/should/must/may +
6
7 make/let +....
8 look forward to, be used to, can't help +
9 preposition +
10 want, decide, ask, expect +
see pp. GR19-GR20

Answer 1

Mind + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "I don't mind waiting for you."

Like/love/enjoy/hate/don't + gerund (with -ing) or infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I love swimming in the ocean." or "I love to swim in the ocean."

Would like/would love/would prefer + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I would like to visit Paris someday."

Go + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "Let's go shopping this weekend."

Too + adjective/adverb + infinitive (with or without to), or adjective/adverb + enough + infinitive (with or without to), or enough + noun + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "It's too cold to go outside." or "He's old enough to drive a car." or "I have enough money to buy a new car."

Modal verbs (can/should/must/may) + infinitive (without to)

Example: "I must finish my homework tonight."

Make/let + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "My parents let me go to the party."

Look forward to, be used to, can't help + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "I'm looking forward to seeing you soon."

Preposition + gerund (with -ing)

Example: "She's good at singing."

Want, decide, ask, expect + infinitive (with or without to)

Example: "I want to buy a new car."