It’s not always easy ______ a bad habit. (break)
to break (infinitive: after an adjective)
You asked me________ you. (call)
to call (infinitive: following a noun or pronoun)
The doctor advised Mark _________ more vegetables (eat)
to call (infinitive: following a noun or pronoun)
The doctor advised ________ more vegetables. (eat)
eating (gerund: advise normally takes a gerund)
Paula felt that it was dangerous ________ at night (drive).
to drive (infinitive: after an adjective)
They want ____ their tests back as soon as possible. (get)
to get (common after want)
Marta plans ______ a party this Friday. (have)
to have (infinitive after plan)
Carolotta asked me ________ her.
to help ( infinitive: following a noun or pronoun)
Blanca thought about ______ him, but decided she wouldn’t. (call)
calling (gerund after a preposition)
They plan on ______ to the party tonight. (go)
going ( gerund after a preposition)
_______ has really improved my health. (work out)
Working out (gerund: subject of sentence)
Carlota is keen on _______ cards. (play)
playing (gerund after preposition)
Have you considered ______ jobs? (change)
changing (gerund after CONSIDER)
We discussed _______ the house. (renovate)
renovating (gerund: discuss)
Blanca recommends _______ the train. (take)
taking (gerund after reccomend)
Martina can afford ________ the ferrari. (buy)
to buy (afford+ infinitive)
