C1 gerund or infinitive | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: AFFORD

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: AGREE

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: HAPPEN

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: MANAGE

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: PRETEND

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: REFUSE

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: TEND

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: THREATEN

+ TO + INFINITIVE

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: AVOID

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: CAN'T HELP

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: CAN'T STAND

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: DENY

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: IMAGINE

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: INVOLVE

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: BE WORTH

GERUND

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Is this verb followed by: + to + infinitive / + gerund / + infinitive without to: LOOK FORWARD TO

GERUND

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