Share FCE EXPRESSIONS - INFINITIVE OR GERUND?
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THERE'S NO POINT TO WORRY / THERE'S NO POINT WORRYING about the past - I mean, you can't change anything.
NO POINT (IN) WORRYING
IT'S NO USE TO PUT ON SUNCREAM / IT'S NO USE PUTTING ON SUNCREAM after you are burnt.
NO USE (IN) PUTTING ON
I FIND IT DIFFICULT SOLVING / FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SOLVE maths puzzles.
FIND IT DIFFICULT TO SOLVE
I HAVE DIFFICULTY REMEMBERING / I HAVE DIFFICULTY TO REMEMBER phrasal verbs.
HAVE DIFFICULTY (IN) REMEMBERING
I'M NOT USED TO GETTING UP / I'M NOT USED TO GET UP at 7 - it's killing me!
NOT USED TO GETTING UP
I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO FINISH / I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO FINISHING this course - I can't wait!
LOOKING FORWARD TO FINISHING
I CAN'T HELP TO LAUGH / CAN'T HELP LAUGHING when someone falls over in public.
CAN'T HELP LAUGHING
It ISN'T WORTH DOING / ISN'T WORTH TO DO a plan - it's too much trouble.
ISN'T WORTH DOING
I'D RATHER LISTENING / I'D RATHER LISTEN / I'D RATHER TO LISTEN to nails on a blackboard than reggaeton.
I'D RATHER LISTEN
My mum MADE ME TO TIDY / MADE ME TIDY / MADE ME TIDYING my room before I went out.
MADE ME TIDY
WE'D BETTER GO / WE'D BETTER TO GO / WE'D BETTER GOING - we're going to miss the bus!
WE'D BETTER GO
You OUGHT TO STUDY / OUGHT STUDY / OUGHT TO STUDYING for the maths exam - otherise you'll fail.
OUGHT TO STUDY
