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Read the following sentences
carefully and choose either the gerund or the infinitive to
provide the correct meaning to the sentence |
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I regret ( to say / saying ) that you have failed your driving
test. |
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On the way up to Los Angeles we stopped ( to visit / visiting )
my uncle. |
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Have you ever fried ( to put /
putting ) a little more salt in your curry ? |
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I think you will regret ( to tell /
telling ) him all of your secrets. |
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Can you remember ( to visit / visiting ) this town before ? I
think, I can. |
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I will never forget ( to see / seeing ) the sea for the first
time. |
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I tried ( to see / seeing ) you but
your secretary said you weren't available. |
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I stopped ( to play / playing )
rugby after my serious injury. |
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Don't forget ( to buy / buying ) the newspaper; I want to see
the soccer results. |
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Can you remember ( to bring / bringing ) home some eggs ? There
are none left. |
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Answers |
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1. |
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I regret to say that you
have failed your driving test. |
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2. |
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On the way up to Los Angeles we stopped
to visit my uncle. |
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3. |
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Have you ever fried
putting a little more salt
in your curry ? |
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4. |
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I think you will regret
telling him all of your
secrets. |
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Can you remember visiting
this town before ? I think, I can. |
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I will never forget seeing
the sea for the first time. |
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I tried to
see you but your secretary said you weren't
available. |
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I stopped
playing rugby after my serious injury. |
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Don't forget to buy the
newspaper; I want to see the soccer results. |
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10. |
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Can you remember to bring
home some eggs ? There are none left. |
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