4. imagine
I imagined travelling around the world

5. fancy
Fancy meeting you here

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?

Write a sentence for each of the verbs  

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

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.

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.
    

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.  

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.

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.

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.

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 

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. 

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.

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

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?

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?

Wayne dislike to play basketball during the hot day.

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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6. Watching horror movie in the cinema。
7. Cycling around the garden.
8. Having a picnic with family.
9. Fishing requires our patience.
10. Camping is a good way to relax

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?

As teenagers, we all remember going / to go on holiday with our families. Our parents knew we didn't want spending / to spendour 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?

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

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1. Going to Japan has always been in my bucket list.
2. Swimming was never my option when it comes to vacation activities.
3. Travelling to Mars would be something I would really want to do.
4. Taking beautiful pictures during holiday sounds interesting.
5. Trying Korean food in Korea is the best way to get to try the most original taste.
6. I usually hate going to the beach for vacations.
7. Diving and snorkeling is something that I would never try again.
8. Getting souvenirs for my friends when I go on a trip is a must.
9. I miss travelling to overseas a lot.
10. Going to Korea is the thing that I want to do the most after this pandemic.

As teenagers, we all remember going on holiday with our families. Our parents know we didn't want to spend our summer break holidaying with them, but they made us do it anyway. 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 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 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?

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

Example:
0. Arranging accommodation online is very convenient.
1.The hotel manager is helping us unloading our luggage.
2. Chris is busy making travel plans.
3. I am calling Mary to see if she would like to join us on our trip.
4. She is traveling to Dublin for an audition.
5. This is her first time seeing a panda.
6. I couldn't help feeling exciting for tomorrow's trip.
7. Visiting Buckingham Palace is a great choice.
8. My parents are waiting for me at the airport.
9. Do you remember playing on the beach when you were a kid ?
10. Taking a cab there is much more preferable.