Grammar

Grammar

i. To-Infinitive/ Infinitive without to

ii. ing-form (gerund)

To-Infinitive/ Infinitive without to

• I've decided to get a new goldfish. Do you want to come to the pet shop with me?

• Remind me to go to the supermarket to buy some milk, will you?

• Edna doesn't know which hat to wear.

• We should all do something to save endangered species.

• It's too hot to go out for a walk right now.

• Will you help me (to) clean out the rabbit cage?

-ing form (gerund)

• Working at a zoo can be very tiring job.

• Will you stop talking with your mouth full? It's disgusting.

• How about grabbing a bite to eat later?

• My parents are thinking of buying a house by the seaside.

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