Week 16_Gerunds or To Infinitive

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I enjoy (a)   (play) tennis on weekends.

Answer explanation

playing – After verbs like "enjoy," we typically use the gerund form to show enjoyment of an activity.

She agreed (a)   (help) with the project.

Answer explanation

to help – "Agree" is followed by the infinitive to indicate a commitment or intention.

They decided (a)   (travel) to Japan this summer.

Answer explanation

to travel – "Decide" is usually followed by the infinitive to express a plan or decision.

He suggested (a)   (go) to the movies.

Answer explanation

going – "Suggest" takes a gerund when giving a recommendation.

We need (a)   (finish) this work by tomorrow.

Answer explanation

to finish – "Need" is followed by an infinitive to convey necessity.

I can't stand (a)   (wait) in long lines.

Answer explanation

waiting – "Can’t stand" is commonly followed by a gerund when expressing dislike.

She loves (a)   (dance) in her free time.

Answer explanation

dancing – "Love" can take both forms, but the gerund is common when referring to hobbies.

He plans (a)   (start) a new business next year.

Answer explanation

to start – "Plan" is followed by an infinitive to describe intentions or goals.

They finished (a)   (cook) dinner around 7 pm.

Answer explanation

cooking – "Finish" is followed by a gerund to show the completion of an action.