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CAE Intensive Verbs + infinitive & -ing

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  • My parents made me do my homework when I was little.
    CORRECT
  • I want that everything goes well for you next weekend.
    want everything to go well
  • Remind me call Mary when we're about to leave.
    Remind me to call...
  • When I saw how good the film festival was, I really regretted not inviting you.
    CORRECT
  • The actors let me to take some photos of them.
    let me take
  • We carried on play video games after our parents told us to stop.
    carried on playing
  • I forgot to close the windows when I left.
    CORRECT
  • They helped us move house last week.
    CORRECT (to help is also correct)
  • I look forward to see you next week.
    to seeing
  • My father taught me to ride a bik.
    CORRECT
  • The fact we could communicate in English enabled us hold really interesting debates.
    enabled us to hold
  • I struggled understanding what he was trying to say.
    struggled to understand
  • You will get into trouble if you go on to behave like that.
    go on behaving
  • The longer and the better the boy played, the more people stopped listening to his music.
    stopped to listen
  • I enjoy to see paintings and scultpures online.
    enjoy seeing
  • I feel like to watch television.
    watching
  • We meant seeing the new museum, but there wasn't enough time.
    meant to see
  • Going to Valencia in July means to be very hot.
    means being
  • You have to remember doing exercise every day if you want to be healthy.
    remember to do
  • She ecnouraged me studying English, so I work abroad.
    to study
  • She wanted to be successful, even if it meant to postpone their wedding for a few years.
    meant postponing
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