B2 infinitive and gerund

It’s amazing thinking/to think how much revision we do

while we’re at school or university.

• thinking

• to think

The problem is that revising/to revise can quickly become boring and repetitive.

• revising

• to revise

It’s important using/to use a variety of different revision techniques for keeping/keep revision as effective as possible.

• to use/keep

• using/keeping

• to use/keeping

• using/keep

Instead of doing/to do the same old things, here are two unusual techniques that might work for you.

• to do

• doing

Leaving/To leave revision cards all around your house can help checking/to check what you’ve learnt.

• leaving/checking

• to leave/to check

• leaving/to check

• to leave/checking

But remember that it’s essential having/to have a real break from time

to time.

• having

• to have

Some experts suggest singing/ sing your revision notes to the tune of a song that you like.

• singing

• sing

Basically, music appears helping/ to help us to remember more.

• helping

• to help

But don’t forget keeping/to keep your voice down in the exam

• keeping

• to keep

And check that people in your family don’t mind listening/to listen to you revising at home all weekend!

• listening

• to listen