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  • Does this sentence express a general preference or a preference on a specific occasion?
    Preference on a specific occasion (would [much] prefer + infinitive with "to" = preferences on specific occasions)
  • What verb form do you use after prepositions?
    a gerund
  • Anthony TRIED _____ (TURN) off the tap, but he was unable to.
    to turn (try + infinitive = attempt to do something)
  • Complete the sentence: "Mark is studying engineerig _____ (BECOME) an aerospace engineer."
    to become (to express purpose, use "to" + infinitive)
  • It's important I REMEMBER _____ (TAKE) out the rubbish tonight.
    to take (remember + infinitive = remember what you have to do)
  • My priority right now is _____ .
    Study
    Studying
  • _____ is a very healthy activity.
    Run
    Running
  • Complete the sentence: "Why didn't you come to the party?" - "I stayed at home _____ (WATCH) the football."
    to watch (to express purpose, use "to" + infinitive)
  • Does this sentence express a general preference or a preference on a specific occasion?
    General preference ([much] prefer + gerund or infinitive = general preferences)
  • Does this sentence express a general preference or a preference on a specific occasion?
    General preference ([much] prefer + gerund or infinitive = general preferences)
  • I TRIED _____ (PLAY) videogames for a few hours, but I still felt sad.
    playing (try + gerund = experiment to see what will happen)
  • I FORGOT _____ (CALL) my mother yesterday.
    to call (forget + infinitive = [not] remember what you have to do)
  • Does this sentence express a general preference or a preference on a specific occasion?
    Preference on a specific occasion (would [much] rather + infinitive without "to" = preferences on specific occasions)
  • Reword the above sentence using "to".
    Neil Armstrong wad the first person TO WALK on the moon.
  • I was hungry on my walk home so I STOPPED _____ (HAVE) a snack.
    to have (stop + infinitive = interrupt one activity to do another)
  • Complete the sentence: "Today we learnt about _____ (FIGHT) in Roman times."
    fighting (after a preposition, use a gerund)
  • After all these years I still REMEMBER _____ (SEE) the ocean for the first time.
    seeing (remember + gerund = recall previous action)
  • Complete the sentence: "When I was younger I could _____ (SWIM) for hours"
    swim (after modal verbs, use infinitive without "to")
  • Joing a sports team MEANS _____ (TRAIN) every week.
    training (mean + gerund = involve)
  • The trees NEED _____ (TRIM).
    trimming (need + gerund = passive voice meaning)
  • I joined a gym _____ (GET) fit.
    to get
    get
    getting
  • I'll never FORGET _____ (HEAR) the wolves howls at night.
    hearing (forget + gerund = recall previous action)
  • You must _____ see the new movie!
    going
    go
    to go
  • What verb form do you use to express purpose?
    "to" + infinitive
  • Sharon shouldn't _____ when she is at work.
    sleeping
    sleep
    to sleep
  • The teacher was so angry that he STOPPED _____ (TEACH) the class.
    teaching (stop + gerund = no longer do something)
  • I NEED _____ (TRIM) the trees.
    to trim (need + infinitive = active voice meaning)
  • Reword the above sentence using "to".
    Some people think Tesal is the only company TO MAKE electric cars.
  • What verb form do you use after modal verbs?
    infinitive (without "to")
  • Complete the sentence: "She went to school without _____ (HAVE) eaten lunch."
    having (after a preposition, use a gerund)
  • Sorry! I didn't MEAN _____ (SPILL) your drink.
    to spill (mean + infinitive = intend)
  • Complete the sentence: "Anthony is so good at _____ (DIVE)."
    diving (after a preposition, use a gerund)
  • The horse approached the water _____ .
    to drink
    drinking
    drink
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