Infinitives and -ing forms

The verbs feel, hear, see and watch are followed by..

• an object + -ing form for ongoing actions.

• past participle construction

• an object + infinitive without to for completed actions

• for actions in the past

Some verbs can be followed by _

• by an infinitive or an +ing from but with a change in meaning

• in stead of subjects

• object + -ing form for ongoing actions.

• participle constructions

We use an infinitive without to after would rather / would sooner / had better (not), and after Why (not)___

• for obligations

• for a past exprerience you've had

• for possibility

• for suggestions

I remember ___ through a rough time last year.

• had gone

• go

• going

• went

Just remember ____ appropriately for the weather.

• to dress

• dressing

• get dressed

• was dressed

Try __ for a short jog after school and see how you feel.

• going

• to go

• being gone

• having gone

Regret -- means feeling sorry about something you are going to say or do next in the future

• infinitive

• gerund

• infinitive without to

• past participle

Regret ___ means feeling sorry about somthing you did or said in the past.

• based form of the verb

• infinitive without to

• infinitive

• gerund

We can use -ing forms in the same way as normal nouns, as _____________________ .

• the subject or the object of a verb

• the subject

• the object of a verb

• infinitive construction

Forget __ means to no longer think of something you did.

• past simple

• infinitive

• continious tense

• gerund