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    The document provides examples of using the infinitive form of verbs after certain expressions like persuade, expect, let, advise, make promise, regret, suggest, advise, and mean. For each example, the correct infinitive form of the verb is provided. The examples illustrate how to determine the proper infinitive form when using verbs after other expressions in a sentence.

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    The document provides examples of using the infinitive form of verbs after certain expressions like persuade, expect, let, advise, make promise, regret, suggest, advise, and mean. For each example, the correct infinitive form of the verb is provided. The examples illustrate how to determine the proper infinitive form when using verbs after other expressions in a sentence.

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    Exercice ing form to infinitive

    1How did you persuade them (join) us?

    Correct answer: to join

    2I can't believe that he expected me (pay) his bill.

    Correct answer: to pay

    3Her boss wouldn't let her (leave) early.

    Correct answer: leave

    4I would advise you (check) the contract very carefully before signing it.

    Correct answer: to check

    5They made her (promise) not to mention the subject again.

    Correct answer: promise

    6I now regret (give up) my piano lessons when I was a child.

    Correct answer: giving up

    7They obviously distrust each other. I really don't know why they go on

    (work) together.

    Correct answer: working

    8None of us could understand it so I suggested (consult) a lawyer.

    Correct answer: consulting

    9My lawyer advised me against (give) any information to the newspaper

    Correct answer: giving

    10I have been meaning (write) to you for ages.

    Correct answer: to write

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