VERB PATTERNS

Front

I usually avoid ______ in the rush hour.

(drive)

Back

driving

Front

Eve doesn’t mind _______ hard.

(work)

Back

working

Front

I don’t fancy _________ out tonight.

(go)

Back

going

Front

She avoided __________ him about her plans.

(tell)

Back

telling

Front

I would like _________ to the party with you.

(come)

Back

to come

Front

I am learning _________ English well.

(pronounce)

Back

to pronounce

Front

Could you let me__________ what time the meeting starts?

(know)

Back

know

Front

I strongly dislike ___________in line outside when it is hot.

(wait)

Back

waiting

Front

I had promised _________ you and this is exactly what I did.

(help)

Back

to help

Front

She suggested __________ to the museum.

(go)

Back

going