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**GERUND OR INFINITIVE?** Activity A: Fill in the sentence with a gerund or an infinitive. 1.  Alex wants  (return) to Chile. 2. I am considering (take) Spanish next year. 3. She is spending her time (shop) for a present for her mom. 4. She offered (help) anyone who anyone who didn't understand the grammar. 5. He promised (stay) in school even though he was working full time. 6. Ellen appreciated (hear) from her host family. 7. Their friends enjoyed (help) them. 8. I need (study) several hours before taking an exam.   Activity B: Choose the best answer 1. The star avoided to askansweringgoingto goquestions about her boyfriend. 2. They delayed findingto findlookingto look  for an apartment. 3. They are excited about movingto moveto enterentering_ in. 4. Fred taught Eric how to useusingplayingto play the piano. 5. When Senator Smith wins the election he plans throwingto throwto makemaking a party  to celebrate. 6. We are going to the movies. Would you like  to joinjoiningto seeseeing us? 7. The actor finished goingto filmfilmingto go the movie two weeks ago.   Activity C: Put the words in the correct order. 1. him forced we eat words his to   2. teacher the tolerate exam during the cheating does not 3. to asked stop my girlfriend  me smoking 4. expect we Usain to Bolt win the race 5. please do not feed cat the to forget 6. they doing finished their ago homework ten minutes     Activity D: The following words are followed by gerunds, infinitives or both. Choose the correct answer: 1. like gerundinfinitiveboth 2. admit gerundinfinitiveboth 3. choosegerundinfinitiveboth 4. excusegerundinfinitiveboth 5. begingerundinfinitiveboth 6. finish gerundinfinitiveboth 7. forget gerundinfinitiveboth 8. keepgerundinfinitiveboth 9. look forward to gerundinfinitiveboth 10. stopgerundinfinitiveboth 11. want gerundinfinitiveboth 12. knowgerundinfinitiveboth 13. lovegerundinfinitiveboth 14. hate gerundinfinitiveboth 15. quit gerundinfinitiveboth 16. suggest gerundinfinitiveboth 18. learn gerundinfinitiveboth