Verbs + infinitives / gerunds

We use the verb "enjoy" with ...

• gerunds

• infinitives

• both

We use verbs: would like, have, need, plan and want with:

• gerunds

• infinitives

• both

They have ___ the project by Friday.

• finish

• to finish

• finishing

We are planning ____ a trip to Europe next summer.

• to take

• taking

She needs ___ a new laptop for her studies.

• getting

• get to

• to get

ACCORDING TO THE PPT: Which one is correct?

• Would like + infinitives

  [example: I would like to go to China.]

• Would like + gerund

  [example: I would like going to China.]

I ______ ____ to go to the beach this weekend.

ACCORDING TO THE PPT: Which one is correct?

• Like + infinitives

• Like + gerunds

• Like + both

They like ___ movies on weekends.

• watching

• watch

• to watch

Which one is correct?

• I would like going to New York. I like to go to many places!

• I would like to go to New York. I like going to many places!