Infinitive with or without 

to

Decide whether to use the infinitive with or without to.

to thank
 I want   you.
hurry
 You must   up.
to cook
 They learn  .
bring
 I can   along some packages of crisps.
speak
 Do you   English?

Fill in the correct form of the verbs (infinitive with/without to).

go
 I will (go)   now.
do
 You should (do)   your homework.
to w rite
 She has (write)   a letter.
come
 Amelie may (come)   to our party.
w atch
 I'd like (watch)   the film.

Complete the sentences with gerunds.

Singing

1.  is one of my favourite hobbies (SING).

how ling

2. The   of the wolves at night makes me scared (HOWL)

living

3. Can anyone imagine   here? (LIVE)

stealing

4. She admitted   the money from the locker room (STEAL).

to com

5. My mother didn't really mind us   home so late (COME)

traveling

6. Most people enjoy   to faraway countries (TRAVEL).

to stayin

7. She doesn't mind   here for a couple of days. (STAY)

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 cooking

8. We are not used to   our own meals (COOK).

crashing

9. All night we could only hear the   of the waves (CRASH)
cheating

10. Teachers will not tolerate   in this school (CHEAT).

to usin

11. I suggest   the next room for interviews (USE).

having

12. The criminal denied   anything to do with he crime (HAVE)

to giving

13. I appreciate you   me so much freedom to do whatever I like. (GIVE)

14.  having a sister ! That would be great ! (HAVE)

Exercise on Infinitive and Gerund

Infinitive or Gerund

Choose the correct form (infinitive with or without to or gerund).

to sw im
1. We go   every week.
be
2. Let it  .
to become
3. He dreams of   an actor.
cycling
4. They enjoy  .
to find
5. It is not easy   good friends.
flying
6. My friend is afraid of 
reading
7. Jane is good at  .
to buy
8. He wanted   a new computer game.
kissing
9. I am crazy about  .
coming
10. You must   to my party.