F2: U1: so/such/-ing/to infinitive

You usually use the -ing form of a verb after:

• can't stand

• would prefer

• enjoy

• refuse

I enjoy  (a)   (wear)  comfortable things.

You usually use the to infinitive after:

• miss

• manage

• would like

• love

I want  (a)   (look) good at all times.

Christopher doesn't mind ________ for English lessons.

• to pay

• paying

Marco and his mum choose (a)   (fly) when they visit their family in Italy.

You use so to emphasise:

• adjectives

• nouns

1. I love my uncle Greg. He tells us (a)   funny and imaginative stories.

You use such to emphasise:

• nouns

• adjectives

1. My grandparents are (a)   old that we help them cook and clean.