Question

Verbs + -ing / to Verbs + -ing / to 4 Match the sentence halves. Which verbs are followed by to and which are followed by -ing? 1 I'm really tired. I need ... 2 l enjoy sport, but I hate ... 3 I'm quite lazy. I can't stand ... 4 I'm into maths. I don't mind ... 5 I need to pass my exams. I want... 6 I like watching DVDs and I love ... 7 I'm into cooking. I enjoy 8 I'm having a great time. I don't want ... a going to the cinema. b to be a lawyer when I'm older. c doing algebra. d tidying my room. e to go home yet. f playing basketball. g to go to bed early. h making dinner for my family. ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) I'm really tired. I need to go to bed early. 2) I enjoy sport, but I hate playing basketball 3) I'm quite lazy. I can't doing algebra. 4) I'm into maths. I don't mind solving objects 5)I need to pass my exams. I want to be a lawyer when I'm older 6) I like watching DVDs and I love looking at the window 7) I'm into cooking. I enjoy to making dinner for my family. 8) I'm having a great time . I don't want to tidying my room.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1. I'm really tired. I need to go to bed early. The verb "need" is followed by "to" when expressing necessity or obligation.

2. I enjoy sport, but I hate playing basketball. The verb "enjoy" is followed by "-ing" when talking about activities or hobbies.

3. I'm quite lazy. I can't stand tidying my room. The verb "can't stand" is followed by "-ing" when expressing strong dislike or aversion.

4. I'm into maths. I don't mind doing algebra. The verb "don't mind" is followed by "-ing" when expressing tolerance or acceptance.

5. I need to pass my exams. I want to be a lawyer when I'm older. The verb "want" is followed by "to" when expressing desire or intention.

6. I like watching DVDs and I love going to the cinema. The verb "love" is followed by "-ing" when expressing enjoyment or preference.

7. I'm into cooking. I enjoy making dinner for my family. The verb "enjoy" is followed by "-ing" when talking about activities or hobbies.

8. I'm having a great time. I don't want to go home yet. The verb "want" is followed by "to" when expressing desire or intention.