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When to use GERUND (ing) and TO infinitive (to) 😎

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.

1. enjoy
I enjoy reading light mystery novels.

2. avoid
Reiner tends to avoid confronting others directly.

3. consider
Alyssa will definitely consider attending the Rose Ball tonight.

4. imagine
I have always imagined meeting an alien up close. It would certainly be quite terrifying.

5. fancy
Terence doesn't fancy drinking foreign substances without any context.

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
2. avoid
3. consider
4. imagine
5. fancy

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
2. decide
3. want.
4. deserve
5. learn

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy baking in the kitchen
2. avoid
I avoid taking walks in the morning
3. consider
I will consider going back to school when the cases are low

4. imagine
I imagined travelling around the world

5. fancy
Fancy meeting you here

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy spending my time at the scout's camp last summer
2. avoid
I avoided sitting on that bench as it was covered with filth
3. consider
I would consider going on that cruise everyone is talking about.
4. imagine
You wouldn't imagine seeing someone use typewriters nowadays.
5. fancy
Today I fancy eating some scallops

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
Ratna enjoys travelling as her dream is to travel the world.
2. avoid
Please avoid eating too much, you are fat.
3. consider
Could you consider letting my sister in the hall?
4. imagine
Could you imagine eating all of that cake in an hour?
5. fancy
Wow, fancy seeing you here at this time of the day!

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
2. hate
3. like
4. dislike

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy playing sports.
2. avoid
I avoid taking the train on weekends.
3. consider
I would consider buying tickets for the next concert.
4. imagine
He imagines working in the cities.
5. fancy
I fancy eating herring.

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
-I enjoy spending time in the library during the break time.
2. avoid
-Avoiding toxic people during making new friends a good choice.
3. consider
-I will consider attend the event if I was free.
4. imagine
-I can't imagine I scored full A in the exam.
5. fancy
-Would you fancy to watch a movie with us after the school?

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. enjoy
- I enjoy travelling to every different place.

2. avoid
- They avoid answering his questions by running away.

3. consider
- You should consider buying one of these for him.

4. imagine
- I can't imagine living like that.

5. fancy
- I want a plain t-shirt with no fancy trimmings.

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs

1. enjoy
2. avoid
3. consider
4. imagine
5. fancy

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy listening to music while I am doing homework.
2. avoid
Please avoid talking to strangers at anywhere.
3. consider
Please consider buying our product, it is worth it.
4. imagine
Can you imagine driving to cemetery during the night, can't you?
5. fancy
I fancy swimming in the pool during summer season

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1. enjoy
- I enjoy listening to ballad music a lot.
2. avoid
- I always try to avoid having eye contact with strangers.
3. consider
- I consider eating good food as my hobby.
4. imagine
- Can you imagine meeting your favourite artists in real life?
5. fancy
- Usually I don't fancy watching horror movies.

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy jogging around the park during my free time.
2. avoid
I avoid having my work done at the last minute.
3. consider
Samuel considers studying hard is the only way to succeed.
4. imagine
You can imagine yourself being successful in future as a motivation to work harder.
5. fancy
Do you fancy going out for lunch with us?

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. enjoy
- I enjoy reading web novels.
2. avoid
- I avoid accepting strangers' calls.
3. consider
- I consider doing a part-time job.
4. imagine
- I couldn't imagine failing my test.
5. fancy
- I fancy watching dramas.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
2. remember
3. forget
4. regret

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy sleeping during the lesson.
2. avoid
I avoid wasting money on unnecessary things.
3. consider
I consider sleeping before 10p.m.
4. imagine
Can you imagine your favorite anime character in real life?
5. fancy
I fancy watching anime.

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to make a phone call later
2. decide
I decided to go home as soon as possible.
3. want.
I want to come back here again
4. deserve
They certainly deserved to win that g ame
5.learn
She's learning to play the piano

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1. enjoy
I enjoy re-watching all the Korean series I've watched before to feel the excitement I've felt before.
2. avoid
I usually avoid meeting anyone after 12 am as it is past my curfew.
3. consider
I would consider your request on attending your birthday party tonight as the Covid cases are decreasing.
4. imagine
Can you imagine being in one of the characters in Korean series this year?
5. fancy
Wow, fancy seeing you here, Kim Tan!

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
- She loves eating so much, it's practically what she does all day!
- I'd love to go get lunch with you but give me some time to prepare.
2. hate
- She hates going out with her sister, she thinks it's embarrassing.
- I'd hate to see you fail, but what can I do?
3. like
- Ratna likes reading but her parents can't afford to buy more books for her
- I like to dance but only when nobody is looking.
4. dislike
- Ratna dislikes singing as she is not confident with her voice.
- I dislike to read at school, it's too noisy.

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Verbs that are always followed by a gerund

Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy having tea in the afternoon.
2. avoid
I always avoid snacking in the middle of the day.
3. consider
I consider going shopping at the new mall.
4. imagine
I always imagine traveling to Iceland.
5. fancy
I wouldn't fancy going to the movies in the middle of the night.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy spending time with my family members.
2. avoid
I avoid being bullied by others.
3. consider
Do you consider watching movie in cinema together?
4. imagine
I can't imagine why you wanted to keep him a secret.
5. fancy
Do you fancy going out to eat?

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to go home now.
2. decide
She decided to buy that album.
3. want.
He wants to go to Australia one day.
4. deserve
Jessica deserved to win that award.
5. learn
We all should learn to respect other people.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. need
Every day, we need to help the environment by recycling
2. decide
I have decided to go rock climbing this weekend
3. want.
I want to help the homeless in as many ways as I can
4. deserve
I always wondered what he has done to deserve such a prestigious prize like that.
5. learn
My friend wants to learn Malay the next time he visits Malaysia again.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy playing video games all the day.
2. avoid
I avoid playing video games after 12.00 pm.
3. consider
I will consider playing basketball when the cases are low.
4. imagine
I imagine travelling to Atlantis.
5. fancy
I fancy playing basketball.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs  below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy watching anime during the school holiday.
2. avoid.
We need to avoid talking to the strangers.
3. consider
I did consider quitting my job.
4. imagine
I can't imagine that she's telling lies
5. fancy
I fancy watching anime.

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1.I enjoy watching drama during free time.
2.He avoids smoking.
3.Do you consider changing your career?
4.I couldn't imagine living in a castle.
5.Do you fancy going out for a meal after work？

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1. Adrian enjoy listening Japanese song.
2. She avoid spending a lot of time on watching anime.
3. I consider picking up a new hobby.
4. I imagine having a life without covid pandemic.
5. I fancy eating ice cream during the hot day.

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. need
- I need to be rich in order to have a good life.
2. decide
- I decided to let it slide this time.
3. want
- I want to eat fast food everyday.
4. deserve
- He deserves to be acknowledge by everyone.
5. learn
- I would like to learn how to play the piano.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
I love having ice cream before meals.
I love to have ice cream before meals.
2. hate
I hate myself not finishing tasks on time.
I hate myself not to finish tasks on time.
3. like
She likes going for a walk after dinner.
She likes to go for a walk after dinner.
4. dislike
He dislike eating eggplants
He dislike to eat eggplants.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. need
- I need to buy a new car.

2. decide
- I decided to buy him a new shirt.

3. want
- They want to watch that movie.

4. deserve
- You deserve to have a medal.

5. learn
- Learn to walk before you run.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to get this posted right now.
2. decide
Mary decides to marry Sam.
3. want.
I want to make my family proud.
4. deserve
She deserves to have someone better in her life.
5. learn
I learnt to cook this summer.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
-I need to go shopping later.

2. decide
-I decided to eat pasta for lunch.

3. want
-I want to score well in my examinations.

4. deserve
-She deserved to be the winner of the singing competition.

5. learn
-I learn to swim after attending the swimming class.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
- I love watching movies.
- I love to watch movies.

2. hate
- They hate doing homework.
- They hate to do homework.

3. like
- I like drawing in the morning.
- I like to draw in the morning.

4. dislike
- I dislike jogging early in the morning.
- I dislike to go and work early in the morning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
- Stop being so silly and immature.
- Stop to think about what she is saying.

2. remember
- I definitely remember sending the letter to him.
- I will definitely remember to send the letter to her.

3. forget
- He realised that he forget doing the housework.
- Don't forget to bring your umbrella.

4. regret
- I regret spending so much money on a car.
- I regret to say that we can't stay here any longer.

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1. I need to study more for a good grade.
2. Yung Chee decide to watch Tokyo Revenger.
3. My friend want to buy a gift to his father.
4. He deserve to have a good physique as he has been working on it.
5. My brother learn to draw after he was fancy by anime.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. need
- I need to help my parents doing the chores.
2. decide
- I decide to become a designer.
3. want
- I want to study abroad to gain more experience.
4. deserve
- I don't think I deserve this result.
5. learn
- I learn to bake a cake.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
We need to study hard.
2. decide
I decided to divorce my wife.
3. want.
I want to marry the girls in anime.
4. deserve
All of us are not deserve to live in this world.
5. learn
I love to learn Japanese.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
I stopped to think about it.
I stopped thinking about it.
2. remember
He remembered taking medicines everyday.
He remembered to take medicines everyday.
3. forget
He forgot going to the park.
He forgot to go to the park.
4. regret
They regret dropping out of school that time.
I regret to tell you that your pet hamster died yesterday.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to work harder on my studies as the exam is looming.
2. decide
He decides to apologize for his mistakes.
3. want
The children want to buy the toys on the rack
4. deserve
He deserves to get higher scores for his speaking test.
5. learn
She learns to communicate with others after joining the camp.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
-I would love to get some ice cream after school.
-John loves to spend time at the beach
2. hate
-My mum always hated to plant flowers as they would die not long after.
- I always hated to see those anti-vaxxers protesting in front of the hospitals.
3. like
-My dad likes to unwind in front of the television after a long day at work
- Sometimes I like to help out at the local old folk's home
4. dislike
-My brother dislikes to do gardening with the family.
-I dislike to study when I'm overstressed

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to buy a laptop.
2. decide
I decide to choose a laptop.
3. want.
I want to buy a laptop.
4. deserve
I deserve to get a laptop.
5. learn
I learn to use a laptop.

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
He needs to pay attention in class.
2. decide
We decided to stay home and watch TV.
3. want.
They want to buy a house.
4. deserve
She deserves to win the award.
5. learn
I learned to play basketball.

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
- I need to study as the exam is approaching.
2. decide
- We decide to choose this colour as the background.
3. want.
- My mum want me to score full A in the coming exam.
4. deserve
- You deserve to have a better life.
5. learn
- I am learning to play the guitar.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
I love playing basketball.
I love reading in bed at night.
2. hate
They hate staying home on the weekends.
I hate to get up early.
3. like
My father likes taking photos with his new smart phone.
I like eating chocolate.
4. dislike
I dislike travelling by bus.
I dislike to go and work on the weekends.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
I stopped going for karate class.
I stopped to drink some water.

2. remember
Mary always remembers to post the letters.
Mary remembers visiting Paris.

3. forget
Sam forgot to post the letters.
Sam will never forget visiting Paris with Mary.

4. regret
I regret not telling him how I really feel about him.
I regret to tell you that Sam has died in a car crash.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
I stop to have lunch.
I stopped smoking.
2. remember
I remember to lock the door.
I remember walking to school in the snow.
3. forget
I never forget eating dinner at the restaurant.
I never forget to eat breakfast.
4. regret
I regret to tell you that I lost the gift.
I regret going to Korea.

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1. I love eating grilled salmon for my lunch.
I love to eat grilled salmon for my lunch.
2. I hate watching horror film as it scares me.
I hate to watch horror film as it scares me.
3. I like watching anime at night
I like to watch anime at night.
4. I dislike doing the house chores .
I dislike to do the house chores.

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1. need
I need to study hard as exam is around the corner.
2. decide
She decide to study at overseas.
3. want.
They want to visit the playground.
4. deserve
She deserves to be the top student in the class.
5. learn
She learns to cooperate with other people after being in a groupwork assignment.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
- I love eating fast food.
- I love to eat fast food.
2. hate
- I hate studying.
- I hate to study.
3. like
- I like going out with my friends.
- I like to go out with my friends.
4. dislike
- I dislike going to crowded places.
- I dislike to go to crowded places.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.
Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
- She loves playing the piano.
- I love to play the guitar.
2. hate
- He hates socialising with somebody not too close.
- I hate to be bored alone in house.
3. like
- She likes singing in the bathroom.
- I like to sing during the free time.
4. dislike
- He dislike studying even though he was scolded by his parents.
- I dislike to waste time at these things.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
- I love to play the guitar.
- I love playing the guitar.
2. hate
- I hate to do phytons.
- I hate doing phytons.
3. like
- I like to dance.
- I like dancing.
4. dislike
- I dislike to read.
- I dislike reading.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
I love to learn Japanese.
I love learning Japanese.
2. hate
I hate to learn History.
I hate learning History.
3. like
I like to play piano.
I like playing piano.
4. dislike
I dislike to play violin.
I dislike playing violin.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.
Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
- I stop to finish the breakfast as there was a cockroach.
- Please stop being such a toxic people.
2. remember
- You should remember to water the plants.
- I still remember playing badminton with my friends last week.
3. forget
- Why you forget to lock the door?
- I never forget the day when I saw a snake in my bedroom.
4. regret
- I regret to say that our money was stolen.
- Ali regret going to the restaurant.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
You must stop to watch anime.
I can't stop doing revision.

2. remember
Please remember to buy some milk on the way home.
I remembered giving gift to my sister yesterday.

3. forget
I forgot to buy gift for my sister.
I will never forget doing homework.

4. regret
I regret watching horror movie.
I regret to tell you that you have not been shortlisted for the interview.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
-I love playing badminton with my brother.
-I love to play badminton with my brother.

2. hate
-I hate eating vegetables.
-I hate to eat vegetables.

3. like
-I like listening to the music.
-I like to listen to the music.

4. dislike
-I dislike watching horror movies.
-I dislike to watch horror movies.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
-She loves eating chocolate.
-She loves to eat chocolate in the party
2. hate
-He hates cleaning the room.
-He hates to clean the room when his parents ask him to do so.
3. like
- She likes dancing.
- She likes to dance on the stage.
4. dislike
-She dislikes speaking
-She dislikes to speak at the front of the class.

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1. love
She love dancing with her friends.
She love to dance in the studio.
2. hate
I hate doing homework during holiday
I hate to do homework during holiday.
3. like
I like playing piano during free time.
I like to play piano during free time.
4. dislike
I dislike working overtime.
I dislike to work overtime.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
-I must remind myself to stop eating fast food for the time being.
-You need to stop playing that game or else you'll be addicted.
2. remember
- You must remember to bring your Identification Card with you when you go to the hospital
- Please remember to take out the trash once you leave for school
3. forget
- Don't forget to bring sunblock lotion when we head off to the beach.
- Why do you keep forgetting to close the front door?
4. regret
- I regretted going on that ride, it made me feel nauseous
- I regret to inform you that you have failed your driver's test.

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1. Please stop eating at the class.
Please stop to eat at the class.
2. Danny remembered attending tuition class this morning.
Danny remembered to attend tuition class this morning.
3. He forgot taking his lunchbox.
He forgot to take his lunchbox.
4. John regret eating too much food before sleep.
John regret to eat too much food before sleep.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
- My sister will never stop being rude to me.
- I want to stop my sister from being rude at me.
2. remember
- I remember eating that delicious ice cream.
- Luckily I remembered to tell you that.
3. forget
- I always forgot to hand in my homework.
- I hope I will never forget any important things.
4. regret
- I regret being mad at her.
- I regret to tell you that the bad news is true.

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1. stop
I stop to eat sweets.
I stop playing video games as exam is around the corner.
2. remember
Please remember to lock the door after you leave the house.
I remember having a great experience in the camp.
3. forget
She forgets to bring her English textbook to school.
She forget doing homework that assign by teachers.
4. regret
She regrets to tell others her secret.
She regretted travelling to Malaysia.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
-I would love to get some coffee from Old Town White Coffee after school.
-My mom would love to spend time at home.
2. hate
- My father would hate to watch Greys Anatomy again.
- I would hate to get a coffee from the cafe downstairs as they're not delicious at all!
3. like
-My dad likes to unwind in front of the television after a long day at work
- Sometimes I like to help out at the local old folk's home
4. dislike
-My brother would dislike to do gardening with the family.
-I dislike to study when I'm bored.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
- I stop playing video games.
- I stop to eat chocolates.
2. remember
- I remember doing shopping therapy last week.
- I remember to buy yoghurts.
3. forget
- I forget to buy sweets for my sister.
- I forget doing homework yesterday.
4. regret
- I regretted buying expensive clothes.
- I regret to break your promise.

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Family Holidays: New and improved.
As teenagers, we all remember going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn’t want spending / to spend our summer break holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us doing / do it anyway. They thought we were too young to stay / stay at home alone and there was no point arguing / to argue with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one’s parents was simply not ‘cool’. Well, I’m pleased saying / to say that a UK travel company has managed to find / find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it's ever been a secret, is that teens would rather to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens fly / flying to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens do / to do their own thing with children their own age. I can't help thinking / to think it's a win-win situation. Teens can to keep / keep their independence, parents are able to enjoy / enjoying themselves without worrying / to worry about what their children are up to ... it's difficult to find / find anything wrong with that, isn't it?

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
-Please stop eating sweets.
-I stop to drink water
2. remember
-I remember having nice childhood memories as a child
-Please remember to take this home.
3. forget
-I will never forget being chased by a dog when I was still a child
-He forgets to bring his lunch box to school
4. regret
-He regrets yelling to his mother that morning
-I regret to tell you that you have failed your exam

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1.need
I need to sleep now
2. decide
I decided to sleep before 10p.m.
3. want.
I wanted to sleep but I can't
4. deserve
I deserves to get more sleep
5. learn
I would like to learn how to fall asleep in 5 minutes.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
I love sleeping.
I love to sleep.
2. hate
I hate waking up early in the morning.
I hate to wake up early in the morning.
3. like
I like watching anime.
I like to watch anime.
4. dislike
I dislike studying.
I dislike to study.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
I stopped eating my dinner
I stopped to play video games.
2. remember
I remember having good memories during secondary school.
Please remember that safety first.
3. forget
I forget doing my homework.
I forget to wash the dishes.
4. regret
I regret doing silly things when I was young.
I regret to tell you the truth.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
I to dance at the jazz club

I love dancing.

2. hate
I hate mushrooms
I hate to tell you, but Uncle Jim is coming this weekend
3. like
I don’t like to cycle in the dark.
I like cycling at the park
4. dislike
I dislike to sing alone
I dislike singing along

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
You need to stop paying him money or else he'll take advantage of you
I should remind myself to stop watching television in the dark
2. remember
You must remember to hang your clothes in the cupboard
They should remember the ways to attack the opponent
3. forget
Don't forget to inform your brother about the plan.
I hope Mary doesn't forget to lock the house
4. regret
I regret not studying well for exams
We regret to inform you that the offer has ended

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1. I enjoy staying alive.
2. I avoid dying of cancer.
3. I consider selling one of my kidney.
4. I imagine getting rich.
5. I fancy buying Iphone.

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1. i need to buy an Iphone.
2. i decides to sell my kidney.
3. i want to be rich quickly.
4. My kidney deserves million dollars.
5. i learn to use Iphone.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
-Stop eating junk food.
-You should stop to play video games.

2. remember
-Johnny remembers watching that movie.
-Mark remembers to close the door before he leaves.

3. forget
-You should not forget writing your name before the exam starts.
-Don't forget to lock your car.

4. regret
-I regret telling her my secret.
-I regret to inform you that your mom has passed away.

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1. Please stop selling weeds
Please stop to sell weeds
2. I remember destroying my crime evidences
I remember to destroy my crime evidences
3. I forget doing homework
I forget to do homework
4. I regret selling my kidney
I regret to sell my kidney

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1. I love buying Iphone
I love to buy Iphone
2. I hate hating
I hate to hate
3. I like to be rich
I like being rich
4. I dislike to sell my kidney
I dislike selling my kidney

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.
1. enjoy
I enjoy watching the horror movie.
2. avoid
I avoid talking to any strangers.
3. consider
Wayne considers giving up her job.
4. imagine
Jack always imagine becoming a successful doctor when he grows up.
5. fancy
I fancy watching horror movie in the cinema.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
- Please stop disturbing your brother and start working on your project.
- Take some time and stop to smell the flowers on your vacation.
2. remember
- Please remember to go to  your grandmother's house after school.
- I remember putting my wallet on my desk but I can't seem  to find it now.
3. forget
- I always forget to bring my stationery to school.
- Did you forget to lock the doors before coming here?
4. regret
- I regret lending him my phone as he immediately ran away with it afterwards.
- I regret to inform you that your pet fish has recently died.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.
1. love
= I love to play video games.
= I love playing video games.
2. hate
= I hate to eat vegetables.
= I hate eating vegetables.
3. like
= I like to play basketball.
= I like playing basketball.
4. dislike
= I dislike to study.
= I dislike studying.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.
1. stop
= Please stop being stupid.
= I stop to run.
2. remember
= Please remember to hand in your work.
= I remember seeing you before.
3. forget
= Don't forget to wash the dish.
= I forget doing homework.
4. regret
= I regret to inform you that you lost the competition.
= I regret falling in love with her.

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Verbs that are always followed by a to-infinitive

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Write a sentence for each of the verbs below.

1. need
I desperately need to use the restroom now.

2. decide
The council has decided to vote against the new tyre factory.

3. want.
Mr Douglas wants to do something nice for Kate since she's so kind to him.

4. deserve
A plagiarist like Bart does not deserve to win an award as prestigious as that.

5. learn
Eren will have to learn to fend for himself moving forward.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives with NO CHANGE in the meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund and a to-infinitive.

1. love
I love watching soap operas.
I love to watch soap operas.

2. hate
I hate getting wet.
I hate to get wet.

3. like
I like eating cupcakes.
I like to eat cupcakes

4. dislike
I dislike reading boring novels
I dislike to read boring novel

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1. need
I need to sleep as I had worked for more than 10 hours.
2. decide
Sam decided to continue his learning in England.
3. want.
We want to go for a long trip after our mid-year exam.
4. deserve
You deserve to be respected by each one of us.
5. learn
He learned to become a good listener.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Verbs that can be used with both gerunds and to-infinitives but with TOTAL CHANGE in meaning.

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Write two sentences for each of the verbs below using a gerund or to-infinitives.

1. stop
Eric stopped drinking awhile back.
Eric stopped to have a drink.

2. remember
Melanie does not remember inviting Beth Anne.
No one remembered to invite Beth Anne,

3. forget
Hannah forgot to warn Ms Edwards about the wet floor.
Hannah forgot Ms Edward's assignments were due today.

4. regret
Olivia regrets marketing her strawberry ice cream the way she did.
We regret to inform you that our new ice cream campaign was unsuccessful .

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Family Holidays: New and improved.

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Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
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Family Holidays: New and improved.

As teenagers, we all remember 1 going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn’t want 2 spending / to spend our summer break 3 holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us 4 doing / do it anyway. They thought we were too young 5 to stay / stay at home alone and there was no point 6 arguing / to argue with them
about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one’s parents was simply not ‘cool’. Well, I’m pleased 7 saying / to say that a UK travel company has managed 8 to find / find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has  discovered, not that it’s ever been a secret, is that teens

would rather 9 to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens 10 fly / flying to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens 11 do / to do their own thing with children their own age. I can’t help 12 thinking / to think
it’s a win-win situation. Teens can 13 to keep / keep their independence, parents are able to 14 enjoy / enjoying themselves without 15 worrying / to worry about what their children are up to ... it’s difficult 16 to find / find anything wrong with that, isn’t it?

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Family Holidays: New and improved

As teenagers, we all remember going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn't want spending / to spend our summer break holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us doing / do it anyway. They thought we were too young to stay / stay at home alone and there was no point arguing / to argue with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one's parents was simply not 'cool'. Well, I'm pleased saying / to say that a UK travel company has managed to find / find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it's ever been a secret, is that teens would rather to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens fly / flying to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens do / to do their own thing with children their own age. I can't help thinking / to think it's a win-win situation. Teens can to keep / keep their independence, parents are able to enjoy / enjoying themselves without worrying / to worry about what their children are up to ... it's difficult to find / find anything wrong with that, isn't it?

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Family Holidays: New and improved.
As teenagers, we all remember going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn't want spending / to spend our summer break holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us doing/do it anyway. They thought we were too young to stay/stay home alone and there was no point arguing / to argue with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one's parents was simply not 'cool'. Well, I'm pleased saying / to say that a UK travel company has managed to find/find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it's ever been a secret, is that teens would rather to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens fly/flying to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens do / to do their own thing with children with their own age. I couldn't help thinking / to think it's a win-win situation. Teens can to keep/keep their independence, parents are able to enjoy / enjoying themselves without worrying / to worry about what their children are up to...it's difficult to find / find anything wrong with that, isn't it?

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Family Holidays: New and improved.
As teenagers, we all remember going on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn't want to spend our summer breaks holidaying with them, but they made us do it anyways. They thought we were too young to stay at home alone and there was no point arguing with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one’s parents was simply not ‘cool’. Well, I’m pleased to say that a UK travel company has managed to find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it’s been a secret, is that teens would rather hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens fly to the holiday destination together, but once there, providing opportunities that allow teens to do their own thing with children their own age. I can’t help thinking it’s a win-win situation. Teens can keep their independence, parents are able to enjoy themselves without worrying about what their children are up to… it’s difficult to find anything wrong with that, isn’t it?

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Write 10 sentences relating to holiday using a gerund as the subject of the sentence.

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1. Travelling to South Korea is my dream.
2. Backpacking seems to be a fun experience.
3. Sightseeing is one of the best parts while travelling to a new place.
4. Kayaking with friends at Pulau Tioman is an experience she wouldn't like to forget.
5. Booking a hotel during the peak holiday season is so hard.
6. Buying souvenirs when you travel will remind you of the place you've travelled after that.
7. Using a camera to take pictures while travelling is a great idea.
8. Understanding the locals' culture and respecting them is very important while travelling.
9. Trying on local traditional costumes is a whole new experience.
10. Binge-buying should be avoided while travelling.

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1. love
She love singing with her friends.
She love to sing Korean pop song.
2. hate
I hate reading those historical books.
I hate to read during the school holidays.
3. like
Tony likes eating junk food before the meal.
Tony likes to eat junk food especially those are high in calories.
4. dislike
Wayne dislike playing basketball with Sam.

Wayne dislike to play basketball during the hot day.

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Family holidays: new and improved
As teenagers, we all remember ' going / to go on holiday with our
families. Our parents knew we didn't want spending / to spend our
summer break holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us doing / do it anyway. They thought we were too young to stay / stay at home alone and there was no point arguing / to argue with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one's parents was simply not 'cool'. Well, I'm pleased  saying / to say that a UK travel company has
managed & to find / find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it's ever been a secret, is that teens would rather to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens to fly / flying to the holiday destination together,
but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens do / to do their own thing with children their own age. I can't help thinking / to think it's a win-win situation. Teens can to keep / keep their independence, parents are able to enjoy / enjoying themselves without worrying / to worry about what their children are up to ... it's difficult to find / find anything wrong with that, isn't it?

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Write 10 sentences relating to holiday using a gerund as the subject of the sentence.

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1.Packing the necessary toiletries is stressful
2.Appreciating the beautiful scenery gives me happiness
3.Packing enough clothes for the getaway is very tiring
4.Swimming in the pool gives me joy
5.Playing volleyball at the beach is rather fun
6.Strolling along the beach is very relaxing
7.Arranging transport physically is very frustrating
8.Visiting the zoo is very fun
9.Watching the fireworks is my favorite activity at night
10.Exploring new restaurants during our trip is very exciting

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Write 10 sentences relating to holiday using a gerund as the subject of the sentence.

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1. Flying there will be the fastest way for us to get there.
2. Checking in online on their website will save us a lot of time.
3.  Going sightseeing is the best part about any holiday.
4. Visiting attractions are my main priority, lunch can come later.
5. Driving around town wasn't such a bad idea after all.
6. Spending time with my family on a holiday is always fun!
7. Eating foreign food during a holiday always makes me sick.
8. Drinking water is important while we stroll around town to  keep us hydrated.
9. Booking hotels using this website was a bad idea. It's a scam!
10. Drawing sceneries at a holiday spot is what my brother looks forward to doing every year.

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Family Holidays: New and improved.
As teenagers, we all remember 1 going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn’t want 2 spending / to spend our summer break 3 holidaying / to holiday with them, but they made us 4 doing / do it anyway. They thought we were too young 5 to stay / stay at home alone and there was no point 6 arguing / to argue with them about it. These holidays were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one’s parents was simply not ‘cool’. Well, I’m pleased 7 saying / to say that a UK travel company has managed 8 to find / find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it’s ever been a secret, is that teens would rather 9 to hang out / hang out with their peers than with their parents. So, this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens 10 fly / flying to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide opportunities that allow teens 11 do / to do their own thing with children their own age. I can’t help 12 thinking / to think it’s a win-win situation. Teens can 13 to keep / keep their independence, parents are able to 14 enjoy / enjoying themselves without 15 worrying / to worry about what their children are up to ... it’s difficult 16 to find / find anything wrong with that, isn’t it?

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Write 10 sentences relating to holiday using a gerund as the subject of the sentence.

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1. Photographing nature is one of my habits during the holiday.
2. Playing beach volleyball is one of the activities that I wish to do during the holiday.
3. Camping resorts are plentiful and standards are high.
4. Travelling to a new places is always fun.
5. Swimming is one thing that can be done at the beach.
6. Snorkeling is another thing that can be enjoyed at the beach.
7. Collecting seashells is one thing that must be done before leaving the beach.
8. Having a picnic with family is the best way to reignite love among the family members.
9. Visiting the home of the rare Hooker sea lion and yellow-eyed penguin is today's goal.
10.Hiking and rafting are among the most popular things to do during the holiday.

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As a teenagers, we all remember going on holiday with our families. Our parents knew ww didn't want spending our summer break with holidaying with them,but they made us do it anyway. They thought we wre too young to stay at home alone and there was no point arguing with them about it. These holiday were often a terrible experience for everyone involved because being seen with one's parents was simply not 'cool'. Well, I'm pleased to say that a UK travel company has managed to find a way to improve the family holiday. What the company has discovered, not that it's ever been a secret, is that teens would rather hang out with their peers than with their parents. So , this travel agency has put together package holidays which let parents and teens fly to the holiday destination together, but once there, provide oppportunities that allow teens to do their own thing with children at their own age. I can't help thinking it's a win-win situation. Teens can keep their independence parents are able to enjoy themselves without worrying about what their children are up to ... it's difficult to find anything wrong with that, isn't it?