Verb+ Infinitive / Gerund

We use the __________after certain verbs, usually to express an intention, purpose, or future action. (INFINITIVE OR GERUND)

Answer explanation

We use the infinitive when the verb expresses an intention or future goal.

Which of the following verbs is not followed by an infinitive?

• PLAN

• PROMISE

• HOPE

• ENJOY

Answer explanation

The verb "enjoy" is not followed by an infinitive because it is a verb that expresses a preference or a feeling of pleasure in the present or past. When we use "enjoy", we are typically referring to something that we are currently experiencing or something that has already happened. This is where the gerund (verb + -ing) comes in to describe the action or activity we're enjoying.

Give me three verbs that can take both Infinitive or Gerund

Which of the following verbs is typically followed by a gerund?

• REFUSE

• DECIDE

• ADMIT

• WANT

Which of the following sentences uses the verb 'suggest' correctly?

• We suggested to take a break.

• They suggested that we should leave early.

• He suggested going to the movies.

• She suggested to go to the park.

Which of the following verbs can be followed by both an infinitive and a gerund?

• LIKE

• REGRET

• FORGET

• STOP