Essential English Grammar: Infinitives and Gerunds Practice

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English Grammar Practice: Verb Patterns

Recommendations and Suggestions

  • They advised us to take a taxi.
  • Jonh suggested going to see the new play tonight.
  • I would recommend taking pros and cons into consideration.
  • I want him to come with me tonight.
  • I didn't tell her to go away; I told her to stay.
  • Did you ask your brother to come to the party?

Daily Life and Habits

  • I feel like going to an Indian restaurant.
  • I love playing tennis, but I dislike watching it.
  • I wouldn't like to share an office; I'm used to having my own.
  • When I was a child, I didn't use to watch cartoons.
  • When I lived in Palma, I used to go swimming every day.
  • I usually go to bed early, but last night I went to bed late.
  • Jane doesn't like getting up early, but she is slowly getting used to it.
  • She still hasn't got used to living in rainy England.
  • Did you get used to living abroad?

Actions and Consequences

  • This film is worth watching.
  • We were about to leave when the phone rang.
  • I'm looking forward to taking some great photos.
  • The party turned out to be a success.
  • The burglars made my aunt give them her jewels.
  • Children have stopped acting up and fallen asleep.
  • I can't imagine getting good marks at the end of the term.
  • Taking the exam shouldn't take you more than an hour and a half.
  • What does he mean to do if he's selected?
  • One day you'll regret wasting time.
  • I can't prevent her from talking to the press.
  • I won't forget to phone you.
  • My parents would love me to study abroad.
  • She hasn't stopped smoking yet.
  • If you keep trying, in the end, you'll succeed.
  • I regret to tell you that you have failed your exam.
  • She promised to do her best next time.
  • The floors need cleaning.
  • Frank doesn't mind living alone because he has lived alone for 15 years; he is used to living alone.
  • His new order means working overtime.
  • It's no use telling her how to drive; she doesn't want to learn.
  • It's up to us to end environmental disasters.
  • I'd never consider travelling to warring countries.
  • The student refused to study more.
  • What time did you finish reading last night?
  • I regret telling her so much about myself.
  • I don't mind you watching TV on condition you have finished your homework.
  • I miss being able to visit my family.
  • The wedding was about to be a disaster because the bride and groom quarreled.
  • I can't help laughing at the joke.

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