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Infinitive vs. -ing Verbs

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Choose the correct form after verbs and constructions.

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Infinitive vs. -ing Verbs
 

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Choose the correct form after verbs and constructions.

by YAIDER MATEUS
1

After the verb 'enjoy', which is correct: enjoy to swim or enjoy swimming?

2

Which follows 'want' in most cases: to study or studying?

3

After modal verbs, should it be base form or -ing? example: can swimming or can swim?

4

The verb 'prefer' can take either form. Which is common: prefer to run or prefer running?

5

After 'start', which is correct: start to eat or start eating?

6

Which is correct after 'like' in general: like to read or like reading?

7

Which form after 'stop' is typical: stop to rest or stop resting?

8

After 'give up', choose the correct: give up to smoke or give up smoking?

9

Which is correct with 'intend': intend to go or intend going?

10

Which form after 'mind' is correct: mind to wait or mind waiting?

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