Question

Complete using to infinitive or Ving

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

To infinitive is used when the verb is in the base form preceded by "to," such as "to eat" or "to run." It is often used after verbs like "want," "need," or "like."

Example: I want to eat an apple. She needs to run every morning.

V-ing (gerund) is used when the verb is in the present participle form ending in "-ing," such as "eating" or "running." It is often used as the subject or object of a sentence.

Example: Eating vegetables is good for your health. I enjoy running in the park.

Note: There are also certain verbs that can be followed by both the to-infinitive and the gerund form, but the meaning can change. It is important to consider the context and meaning when choosing between the two forms.