Verbs Followed by Gerund or Infinitive

"My family and I really enjoy … to the park on weekends."

• to go

• going

• go

(A) Let’s watch that new movie.

(B) No, I hate … horror movies.

• watching

• to watch

• both ‘watching’ and ‘to watch’ are correct

"My friend doesn’t want … out today because he’s sick."

• to go

• goes

• going

"We agreed … our car for a cheaper price."

• selling

• both ‘selling’ and ‘to sell’ are correct

• to sell

"Thomas wants … at that restaurant because he likes Italian food."

• eating

• eat

• to eat

"We decided … to France and Germany on our summer holiday."

• traveling

• to travel

• both ‘traveling’ and ‘to travel’ are correct

"I miss … long walks along the beach."

• to take

• taking

• take

"After a few more hours, it continued…."

• raining

• to rain

• both ‘raining’ and ‘to rain’ are correct

"I invited my friends … to my birthday party next week."

• to come

• coming

• come

"My mother asked me … her clean the house."

• helping

• helps

• to help