Chapter 166. Exercise M1-10

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Exercise M1-10

Verbs followed by gerunds or infinitives

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Click on the correct verb form from the choices in the parentheses.

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Example

Question

Correct. The verb avoid should be followed by the gerund form, thinking.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb avoid should be followed by the gerund form, thinking.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb help should be followed by the infinitive form of the verb. In this case, help is followed by an unmarked infinitive: complete. Help can also be followed by a marked infinitive: helped me to complete.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb help should be followed by the infinitive form of the verb. In the correct choice, help is followed by an unmarked infinitive: complete. Help can also be followed by a marked infinitive: helped me to complete.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb expect should be followed by the infinitive form, to respond.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb expect should be followed by the infinitive form, to respond.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb imagine should be followed by the gerund form, living.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb imagine should be followed by the gerund form, living.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb claim should be followed by the infinitive form, to have.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb claim should be followed by the infinitive form, to have.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb offer should be followed by the infinitive form, to settle.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb offer should be followed by the infinitive form, to settle.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb appreciate should be followed by the gerund form, receiving.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb appreciate should be followed by the gerund form, receiving.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb pretend should be followed by the infinitive form, to see.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb pretend should be followed by the infinitive form, to see.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb admit should be followed by the gerund form, copying.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb admit should be followed by the gerund form, copying.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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Question

Correct. The verb recall should be followed by the gerund form, seeing.
For more help, see section M1-f.

Sorry. The verb recall should be followed by the gerund form, seeing.
For more help, see section M1-f.

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