Question

Герундий или Инфинитив 1. You'd better ... (move/to move) faster. 2. I am planning... (to visit/visiting) my granny next week. 3. When they finish ... (to eat/eating) their lunch, they'll go to the office. 4. We can ... (speak/to speak) Spanish. 5. He suggested ... (to buy/buying) some food. 6. Does Sally enjoy ... (to go/going) to the gym? 7. He often makes me ... (feel/to feel) guilty. 8. I'd like ... (send/to send) him a present. 9. I think she didn't mean... (to hurt/hurting) you. 10. Fred can't afford... (to travel/travelling) this year. 11. We expect ... (to leave/leaving) tomorrow. 12. Let me ... (give/to give) you some advice. 13.The sportsmen hope ... (to get/getting) the best results. 14. She must ... (stay/to stay). 15. Are you going to give up ... (to smoke/smoking)? 16. They don't want... (to have/having) any more children. 17. I am trying ... (lift/to lift) this heavy stone. 18. It may ... (cost/to cost) too much. 19. We heard somebody ... (enter/to enter) the apartment. 20. I don't mind ... (to wash up/washing up). 21. Girls, stop ... (to giggle/giggling). 22. She saw him ... (cross/to cross) the street. 23. Mother wants ... (paint/to paint) the walls in the kitchen. 24. Harry can’t stand (to work/working) on Saturdays.

Answer 1

Ответ:

to visit

eating

buying

going

writing

to answer

to get

to hurt

beating

to travel

to leave

to fly

to get

smoking

to have

washing up

giggling

playing

dancing

working

Answer 2

1. You'd better move faster. (Infinitive)
2. I am planning to visit my granny next week. (Infinitive)
3. When they finish eating their lunch, they'll go to the office. (Gerund)
4. We can speak Spanish. (Infinitive)
5. He suggested buying some food. (Gerund)
6. Does Sally enjoy going to the gym? (Gerund)
7. He often makes me feel guilty. (Infinitive)
8. I'd like to send him a present. (Infinitive)
9. I think she didn't mean to hurt you. (Infinitive)
10. Fred can't afford to travel this year. (Infinitive)
11. We expect to leave tomorrow. (Infinitive)
12. Let me give you some advice. (Infinitive)
13. The sportsmen hope to get the best results. (Infinitive)
14. She must stay. (Infinitive)
15. Are you going to give up smoking? (Gerund)
16. They don't want to have any more children. (Infinitive)
17. I am trying to lift this heavy stone. (Infinitive)
18. It may cost too much. (Infinitive)
19. We heard somebody enter the apartment. (Infinitive)
20. I don't mind washing up. (Gerund)
21. Girls, stop giggling. (Gerund)
22. She saw him cross the street. (Infinitive)
23. Mother wants to paint the walls in the kitchen. (Infinitive)
24. Harry can't stand working on Saturdays. (Gerund)