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Verb patterns part 1
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He claimed (have) no prior knowledge but I know that he was lying.
to have
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He pretended (have) a heart attack so he could teach his friends that scaring people can be dangerous.
to have
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I can't afford (go) to college next semester without having a full time job.
to go
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I promise (be) more prepared in the future.
to be
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She swore (eat/never) sugar again.
to never eat
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The kids attempted (fly) with their cardboard wings, but they weren't successful.
to fly
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I am aiming (improve) all of my students in their English and (help) them speak and be better understood.
to improve / to help
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I can't believe I got (sing) with Michael Jackson on stage!!!
to sing
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Remember (wash) your hands before eating your food!
to wash (can use gerund for a different meaning)
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He failed (meet) the deadline.
to meet
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He refused (leave) her side until the day she died.
to leave
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They hurried (help) the people carrying the heavy glass... it looked like it was about to fall!
to help
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I dare you (say) that you have COVID and go into a grocery store without a mask and start coughing.
to say
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Judge: Do you consent (pay) for your actions?
to pay
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He meant (be) nice but it sounded mean.
to be
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I plan (have) my family visit me in Brazil in March.
to have
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He decided (propose) to her in front of the house where they first met.
to propose
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I volunteered (paint) a house but now I can't because I have a baby shower to go to.
to paint
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If you have any questions, do not hesitate (ask).
to ask
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I didn't like the movie but I waited (see) what would happen next anyway.
to see
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I demand (speak) to the manager!! My hotel room is UNACCEPTABLE!
to speak
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When I was younger, I wished (have) a unicorn.
to have
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We decided (put) a gate up at the door so the dogs won't leave the house without us knowing.
to put
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I chose (go) to the store during the middle of the storm and I had an accident.
to go
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She struggled (get) the wedding dress on... she had gained some weight!!
to get
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I was hoping (go) for a run after dinner but it looks like it is going to rain.
to go
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I am prepared (leave) whenever you are ready.
to leave
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I want (go) to the party.
to go
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We arranged (meet) at the coffee shop on Mondays.
to meet
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The judge proceeded (tell) him how his actions caused a lot of harm to the people around him.
to tell
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I started (make) him a sandwich but he decided he didn't want it.
to make / making (same meaning)
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The kid agreed (do) his homework before dinner for the rest of the week.
to do
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We prefer (travel) over staying at home all day.
to travel / travelling (no change)
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I can't continue (work) in these contitions.
to work / working (no change in meaning)
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You need (buy) a ticket before you can get on an airplane.
to buy
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It seemed (stop) raining for the moment.
to stop
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After he learned how to walk, my son managed (climb) to the top of the cabinets and he almost fell.
to climb
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They offered (drive) us home after the basketball game.
to drive
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The lawyer neglected (tell) me all of the time I would spend on this case.
to tell
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I am begging you (forgive) me!
to forgive
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Nobody deserves (be) treated unfairly.
to be
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I tried (talk) to the manager but he was not in the business.
to talk / talking (same meaning)
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I waited (hear) back from him but he never called.
to hear
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He threatened (fire) him if he didn't complete the assignment by Thursday.
to fire
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I asked (see) my child on the weekend of my birthday.
to see
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I learned (speak) Portuguese by living in Brazil.
to speak
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I began (care) for the opossum when I saw him on the street.
to care / caring (slight change in meaning)
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She appeared (be) crying so I asked her if everything was okay.
to be
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I love (have) long and interesting conversations with my students.
to have / having (no change in meaning)
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We expect (see) a growth in the average bitcoin price by the end of November.
to see
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