Gerunds and infinitives gerunds and infinitives put the verbs in the gerund or the infinitive: 1. is really good fun. (fly) 2. we stopped at the motorway services something (get/ eat) 3. what’s this for? it’s for vegetables. (cook) 4. i can’t get used to before the dawn. (get up) 5. i’m sorry about you. (not invite) 6. there’s a lot of work on the new building. (do) 7. i really love with the children. (play) 8. is a good form of exercise. (swim) 9. there are some interesting things in the british museum. (see) 10. you’re lucky you haven’t got a child (look after) 11. we managed the exam by each other every evening. (pass/ test) 12. dave decided sheila for a week or two. (not phone) 13. i can’t stand the washing- up. (do) 14. i think i’m going to have to give up football. (play) 15. it really is time (go) 16. i’ve decided here for another year. (not stay) 17. i know the keys are here: i remember somewhere. (put them down) 18. we were getting tired, so we stopped lunch. (have) 19. i tried some salt, but it didn’t help. (add) 20. i’m looking forward to the program. (see) 21. i went home that the children were all right. (check) 22. you’re much too young in there. (go) 23. i was surprised about the new baby. (not hear) 24. we’re very keen on the team. (join) 25. it was a very odd thing (say) 26. we decided until the end of the film. (not stay) 27. i miss to see my parents every day. (be able) 28. they wouldn’t let me in the driving- seat. (sit) 29. it’s your last chance you’re sorry. (say) 30. we agreed any more work. (not do) gerunds and infinitives put the verbs in the gerund or the infinitive: 1. is really good fun. (fly) 2. we stopped at the motorway services something (get/ eat) 3. what’s this for? it’s for vegetables. (cook) 4. i can’t get used to before the dawn. (get up) 5. i’m sorry about you. (not invite) 6. there’s a lot of work on the new building. (do) 7. i really love with the children. (play) 8. is a good form of exercise. (swim) 9. there are some interesting things in the british museum. (see) 10. you’re lucky you haven’t got a child (look after) 11. we managed the exam by each other every evening. (pass/ test) 12. dave decided sheila for a week or two. (not phone) 13. i can’t stand the washing- up. (do) 14. i think i’m going to have to give up football. (play) 15. it really is time (go) 16. i’ve decided here for another year. (not stay) 17. i know the keys are here: i remember somewhere. (put them down) 18. we were getting tired, so we stopped lunch. (have) 19. i tried some salt, but it didn’t help. (add) 20. i’m looking forward to the program. (see) 21. i went home that the children were all right. (check) 22. you’re much too young in there. (go) 23. i was surprised about the new baby. (not hear) 24. we’re very keen on the team. (join) 25. it was a very odd thing (say) 26. we decided until the end of the film. (not stay) 27. i miss to see my parents every day. (be able) 28. they wouldn’t let me in the driving- seat. (sit) 29. it’s your last chance you’re sorry. (say) 30. we agreed any more work. (not do)