Question

The Yerund (1) Task I Complete the sentences with gerunds 1. Most people enjoy 2. She doesn't mind to faraway countries (travel) here for a couple of days I stay, our own meals (cook). of the waves. the next room for interviews crash) (use) anything to do with the crime (have) Jask II Put the verb into either the gerund (ing) or the infinitive (with "to") 1. I dislike ( wait). I come) with us. (help) you (go) stayed at home. 3. We are not used to 4. all night we could only hear the 5. I suggest 6. The criminal denied 2. He asked 3. I promise 4. We discussed. the end we 5. She agreed dinner. 6. I don't recommend 7. We hope 8. She suggested 9. They plan 10. I don't want 11. I offered 12. I chose tomorrow. to the cinema, but in I bring the pudding to the (take)" bus-it takes forever! (visit) Paris next month. (go) to the museum. (start) college in autumn. (leave) yet. (help) (work) here.

Answer 1

Task I:
1. Most people enjoy traveling to faraway countries.
2. She doesn't mind staying here for a couple of days.
3. I stay, cooking our own meals.
4. Listening to the sound of the waves.
5. The next room for interviews crashed.
6. Using anything to do with the crime.
7. Having

Task II:
1. I dislike waiting. (gerund)
2. He asked me to come with us. (infinitive)
3. I promise to help you. (infinitive)
4. We discussed staying at home. (gerund)
5. She agreed to go to the cinema, but in the end, we stayed at home. (infinitive and gerund)
6. I don't recommend taking the bus - it takes forever! (gerund)
7. We hope to visit Paris next month. (infinitive)
8. She started working here. (gerund)
9. They plan to start college in autumn. (infinitive)
10. I don't want to leave yet. (infinitive)
11. I offered to help. (infinitive)
12. I chose to work here. (infinitive)

Answer 2

Sure! I'll help you complete the sentences with gerunds and put the verbs into either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (with "to").

1. Most people enjoy traveling to faraway countries. 2. She doesn't mind staying here for a couple of days. 3. Our own meals cooking. 4. I don't have anything to do with the crime. 5. We crashed into the next room for interviews. 6. I suggest using anything you need.

Now, let's put the verbs into either the gerund or the infinitive:

1. I dislike waiting. 2. I will come with you. 3. We are not used to staying up all night. 4. We could only hear the crashing of the waves. 5. I suggest going to the cinema, but I don't want to bring the pudding on the bus - it takes forever! 6. She agreed to visit Paris next month. 7. We hope to go to the museum. 8. She suggested starting college in autumn. 9. They plan to leave yet. 10. I don't want to help work here. 11. I offered to help bring the pudding. 12. I chose to start tomorrow.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.