Infinitive or Gerund Герундий (Gerund) V-ing (skating, skiing). Употребляется: в качестве существительного; после определённых глаголов (admit, accept и т. д.); после глаголов состояния; после устойчивых выражений (be busy, worth и т. д.); после глаголов spend/waste, lose; после предлогов и т. д. Инфинитив (Infinitive) To V (to skate, to ski). Употребляется: когда говорим о цели; после глаголов с would; после too/enough и т. д.; с модальными конструкциями have to, ought to, be to. Глагол без to (a verb without to) V (skate, ski). Употребляется: после модальных глаголов; после let, make, see, feel, hear; после had better, would rather; в американском варианте после help. Jim loves . He's an amateur, but he has already organised exhibitions. If I were you, I would more polite to your parents! Dan and Sarah have better. They might be expelled if they continue classes and their homework. I would rather Thailand than Italy because it's cheaper. Being a top student means you must as hard as you can. If you want Emily happy, just her go. Uncle Tom's too old a car. Hurry up, Jane! I hate time. I hate hide-and-seek with Lucy. She always hears me and finds me. Dan and Jill won't come. They are busy up their house today.
Задание

Choose the correct options
Infinitive or Gerund
Герундий (Gerund)

V-ing (skating, skiing).

Употребляется:

  • в качестве существительного;
  • после определённых глаголов (admit, accept и т. д.);
  • после глаголов состояния;
  • после устойчивых выражений (be busy, worth и т. д.);
  • после глаголов spend/waste, lose;
  • после предлогов и т. д.

Инфинитив (Infinitive)

To V (to skate, to ski).

Употребляется:

  • когда говорим о цели;
  • после глаголов с would;
  • после too/enough и т. д.;
  • с модальными конструкциями have to, ought to, be to.

Глагол без to (a verb without to)

V (skate, ski).

Употребляется:

  • после модальных глаголов;
  • после let, make, see, feel, hear;
  • после had better, would rather;
  • в американском варианте после help.
  1. Jim loves
    [painting|paint]. He's an amateur, but he has already organised exhibitions.
  2. If I were you, I would
    [to be|be]
    more polite to your parents!
  3. Dan and Sarah have
    [study|to study]
    better. They might be expelled if they continue
    [miss|missing]
    classes and
    [ignoring|ignore]
    their homework.
  4. I would rather
    [choose|to choose]
    Thailand than Italy because it's cheaper.
  5. Being a top student means you must
    [study|to study]
    as hard as you can.
  6. If you want
    [to make|make]
    Emily happy, just
    [to let|let]
    her go.
  7. Uncle Tom's too old
    [drive|to drive]
    a car.
  8. Hurry up, Jane! I hate
    [wasting|waste]
    time.
  9. I hate
    [playing|play]
    hide-and-seek with Lucy. She always hears me
    [breathe|to breathe]
    and finds me.
  10. Dan and Jill won't come. They are busy
    [tidy|tidying]
    up their house today.