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Gerund vs infinitive (II)

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Online activities for further practice on Gerund vs infinitive (and change in meaning):

Written by ElenaBen

November 2, 2007 at 12:51 pm

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Verbs followed by gerund and/or infinitive

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Download/read/print Verbs + Infinitives and Gerunds (an explanation)

Updated! (the previous doc was wrong. It wasn’t the one I wanted to share with you, sorry)

Written by ElenaBen

November 2, 2007 at 12:43 pm

Posted in Gerund | Infinitive, Paper 3: Use of English

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CONTENTS

Homework Whine (3)
Learning Techniques (2)
Paper 1: Reading (2)
Paper 2: Writing (4)
- Set book: Essay (1)
- Writing (3)
Paper 3: Use of English (48)
- Adjectives (4)
- Articles (1)
- Comparatives-Superlatives (2)
- Concord (1)
- Conditionals (2)
- Confusable (3)
- Countable|Non-countable (1)
- Future tenses (1)
- Gerund | Infinitive (2)
- Idioms (1)
- Modal Verbs (3)
  - Advice|Recommendation (1)
  - Prohibition|Obligation|Necessity (2)
- Past habits (2)
- Phrasal Verbs (7)
- Possession (1)
- Prepositions (1)
- Quantifiers (2)
- Reporting (1)
- Subordination (2)
- Wishes (4)
- Word formation (2)
Paper 4: Listening (2)
- Multiple Choice (1)
- Note-taking (1)
Paper 5: Speaking (4)
- DOs and DONTs (2)
- Giving Opinion (2)
Practice Tests (9)
Pronunciation (8)
Speaking skills (1)
Uncategorized (23)
Vocab (11)
- AmE vs BrE (2)
- Hobbies (1)
Confusable (1)

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