Infinitive vs. Gerund Challenge

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Master verb forms: infinitive or gerund?

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Froggy Jumps Infinitive vs. Gerund ChallengeVersión en línea Master verb forms: infinitive or gerund? por Уалихан Сабырхан 1 After verbs such as 'enjoy' and 'avoid', which form follows? a Infinitive (to + verb) b Gerund (verb+ing) c Past participle 2 Which is correct: 'I plan to go' or 'I plan going'? a I plan going b I plan going c I plan to go 3 After 'would like', which form is used? a to + verb b bare verb without changes c -ing form 4 What does 'I stopped smoking' vs 'I stopped to smoke' mean? a Both mean quit the habit b Stopped smoking = quit the habit; stopped to smoke = paused to smoke c Stopped smoking = started smoking; stopped to smoke = continued 5 After verbs like 'start' and 'begin', which forms are possible? a Only infinitive b Only gerund c Both infinitive and gerund 6 Which form follows 'consider'? a Infinitive (to do) b Bare noun c Gerund (consider doing) 7 Which is correct after 'look forward to'? a to + gerund (look forward to eating) b bare verb c to + infinitive 8 After 'help', which form is acceptable? a Only without to b Only with to c Either with to or without to 9 Which form does 'want' take? a Gerund (want doing) b Infinitive (want to + verb) c Bare noun 10 After 'prefer', which forms are possible? a Only 'doing' b Both 'to do' and 'doing' with nuance c Only 'to do'

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Infinitive vs. Gerund ChallengeVersión en línea

Master verb forms: infinitive or gerund?

por Уалихан Сабырхан

After verbs such as 'enjoy' and 'avoid', which form follows?

Infinitive (to + verb)

Gerund (verb+ing)

Past participle

Which is correct: 'I plan to go' or 'I plan going'?

I plan going

I plan to go

After 'would like', which form is used?

to + verb

bare verb without changes

-ing form

What does 'I stopped smoking' vs 'I stopped to smoke' mean?

Both mean quit the habit

Stopped smoking = quit the habit; stopped to smoke = paused to smoke

Stopped smoking = started smoking; stopped to smoke = continued

After verbs like 'start' and 'begin', which forms are possible?

Only infinitive

Only gerund

Both infinitive and gerund

Which form follows 'consider'?

Infinitive (to do)

Bare noun

Gerund (consider doing)

Which is correct after 'look forward to'?

to + gerund (look forward to eating)

bare verb

to + infinitive

After 'help', which form is acceptable?

Only without to

Only with to

Either with to or without to

Which form does 'want' take?

Gerund (want doing)

Infinitive (want to + verb)

Bare noun

After 'prefer', which forms are possible?

Only 'doing'

Both 'to do' and 'doing' with nuance

Only 'to do'

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Infinitive vs. Gerund ChallengeVersión en línea

por Уалихан Сабырхан

After verbs such as 'enjoy' and 'avoid', which form follows?

Which is correct: 'I plan to go' or 'I plan going'?

After 'would like', which form is used?

What does 'I stopped smoking' vs 'I stopped to smoke' mean?

After verbs like 'start' and 'begin', which forms are possible?

Which form follows 'consider'?

Which is correct after 'look forward to'?

After 'help', which form is acceptable?

Which form does 'want' take?

After 'prefer', which forms are possible?

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