43305 gerund or infinitive

1. Peter started …… (to smoke) when he was 15, but
he stopped …… (to smoke) three years ago.
2. I enjoy …… (to get up) late on weekends,
but I also don’t mind …… (to get up) early
during the week.
3. I suggest …… (to go out) this weekend –
would you like …… (to join)?
4. I first wanted …… (to sell) my old car. But then I
refused …… (to sell) it and decided …… (to keep)
it.
5. Even after losing the job, he continued …… (to get
up) early.
6. I’d love …… (to meet) but I prefer …… (to
see) us on Tuesday.
7. He offered me …… (to choose) the date for the
meeting and I suggested …… (to opt) for
Monday.
8. I forgot … (to switch) off the light, we need
… (to go) back.
9. Suddenly, she started …… (to cry).
10.
He promised …… (to call) once in New
York.
11.
He tried …… (to concentrate) on his
work but kept on thinking about her.
12.

I love … (to have) a cup of coffee early in the

morning.


INFINITIVE or ING-FORM? Keys
1. Peter started to smoke/smoking when he was 15, but he
stopped smoking three years ago.
2. I enjoy getting up late on weekends, but I also don’t mind
getting up early during the week.
3. I suggest going out this weekend – would you like to join?
4. I first wanted to sell my old car. But then I refused to sell it
and decided to keep it.
5. Even after losing the job, he continued getting up/to get up
early.
6. I’d love to meet but I prefer seeing/to see us on Tuesday.
7. He offered me to choose the date for the meeting and I
suggested opting for Monday.
8. I forgot to switch off the light, we need to go back.
9. Suddenly, she started to cry/crying.
10.

He promised to call once in New York.

11.
He tried to concentrate on his work but kept on
thinking about her.
12.
I love having/to have a cup of coffee early in the
morning.