Teacher Christina Enns.

English V
Student: Abril Celeste Coutiño Castillejos.

Verbs with gerund and infinitive

Infinitive Gerund
agree – – agreeing
allow – – allowing
answer – – answering
ask – – asking
be – – being
become - -becoming
begin – – beginning
believe – – believing
borrow – – borrowing
break – – breaking
bring – – bringing
buy – – buying
carry – – carrying
change – – changing
close – – closing
cut – – cutting
do – – doing
eat – – eating
explain – – explaining
fall – – falling
feel – – feeling
fill – – filling
find – – finding
finish – – finishing
fly – – flying
follow – – following
forget – – forgetting
get – – getting
give – – giving
go – – going
have – – having
hear – – hearing
help – – helping
hold – – holding
know – – knowing
learn – – learning
leave – – leaving
like – – liking
listen –live – – listening
look – – living
lose – – looking
make – – losing
mean – – making
meet – – meaning
move – – meeting
need – – moving
open – – needing
pay – – opening
play – – paying
promise – – playing
put – – promising
read – – putting
remember – – reading
run – – remembering
say – – running
see – – saying
seem – – seeing
sell – – seeming
send - – selling
set – -sending
show – – setting
sit – – showing
sleep – – sitting
speak – – sleeping
spend – – speaking
start – – spending
stop – – starting
study – – stopping
suggest – – studying
take – – suggesting
talk – – taking
tell – – talking
think – – telling
travel – – thinking
try –turn – – travelling
understand – – trying
use – – turning
using- – understanding
wait – – using
wake up – – waiting
walk – – waking up
want – – walking
watch – – wanting
work – – watching
worry – – working
write – – worrying
– writing

Referencias:

Daniel. (sin año) ‘’ Lista de los GERUNDIOS e infinitivos más importantes en

inglés’’ Madrid inglès, retomado de: https://madridingles.net/verbos-en-ingles-
el-gerundio/