-ing or "to" Flashcards

(48 cards)

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enjoy

A

enjoy + ing

I enjoy reading.

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mind

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mind + ing

Would you mind closing the door?

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suggest

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suggest + ing

Chris suggest going to the cinema.

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stop

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stop + ing

Suddenly everybody stopped talking. There was silence.

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finish

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finish + ing

I’ll do shooping when I’ve finished cleaning the flat.

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recommend

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recommend + ing

I recommend bringing a warm sweater.

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7
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consider

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consider + ing

Have you ever considered going to live in another country?

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8
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admit

to admit = admitir

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admit + ing

I just admit sleeping late at my house when my kids don’t have school the next morning.

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deny

negar

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deny + ing

They said they were innocent. They denied doing anything wrong.

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avoid

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avoid + ing

I avoid doing the dishes.

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risk

risco / arricar

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risk + ing

He risked losing your life.

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imagine

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imagine + ing

Imagine all the people living for today.

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fancy

to fancy = imaginar / gostar / imaginar

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fancy + ing

I don’t fancy going out this evening.

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give up

= stop

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give up + ing

I’ve given up buying newspapers. I don’t read them any more.

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put off

= delay until later = adiar

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put off + ing

You shouldn’t put off telling him what happened. you need to tell him now.

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‘go on’ or ‘carry on’

= continue

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‘go on’ or ‘carry on’ + ing

Joana doesn’t want to retire. She wants to ‘go on working’ …. or to ‘carry on working’.

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‘keep’ or ‘keep on’

= do something continuosly or repeatedly

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‘keep’ or ‘keep on’ + ing

You ‘keep interrupting’ when I’m talking. … or You ‘keep on interrupting’….

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18
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offer

oferecer

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offer to

I offered my husband to wash the dinner dishes today.

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agree

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agree to

Simon was in a difficult situation, so I agreed to help him.

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refuse

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refuse to

I refused to eat cake today because I’m on a diet.

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decide

A

decide to

It was a long way to talk, so we decided to take a taxi home.

22
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plan

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plan to

I planned to go to a bar this weekend but my husband didn’t want to.

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arrange

organizar

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arrange to

I arranged to visit a museum on Friday but I’m going to work all day.

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hope

sentido de ter esperança

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hope to

I hope to pass the final exam.

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forget
forget to ## Footnote I forgot to put my keys in my backpack and lost them.
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manage ## Footnote sentido de conseguir
manage to ## Footnote He managed to climb to the top.
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fail
fail to ## Footnote I waved to Karen, but failed to atrract her attention.
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promise
promise to ## Footnote I promised not to be late.
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threaten ## Footnote ameaçar
threaten to ## Footnote Threatening to kill someone is a crime.
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deserve
deserve to ## Footnote I deserve to do an internship abroad because I'm fighting for it.
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afford ## Footnote dispor
afford to ## Footnote We couldn't afford to buy a new rug
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learn
learn to ## Footnote How old were you when you learnt to drive?
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tend ## Footnote tratar/tender
tend to ## Footnote I like Dan, but I think he tend to talk too much.
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dare ## Footnote ousar
dare - You can use the infinitive with or without 'to' ## Footnote I didn't dare to tell him. / I didn't dare tell him.
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dare not ## Footnote ousar
dare not - we do not use 'to' ## Footnote I daren't tell him whats happened.
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seem
seem to ## Footnote They seem to have plenty of money.
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appear
appear to ## Footnote They appear to like each other.
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pretend
pretend to ## Footnote Ann pretended not to see me when she passed me in the street.
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claim ## Footnote alegar
claim to ## Footnote She claimed not to have seen me.
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ask
ask + question word + to ## Footnote We asked how to get to the station.
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know
know + question word + to ## Footnote I don't know whether to apply for the job or not.
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decide
decide + question word + to ## Footnote Have you decided where to go on holiday?
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remember
remember + question word + to ## Footnote Do you remember how to get home?
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forget
forget + question word + toforget ## Footnote We forgot what to do in this experiment.
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learn
learn + question word + to ## Footnote I learned how to ride a motorcycle with ease.
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explain
explain + question word + to ## Footnote Could you explain to me how to get to college?
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understand
understand + question word + to ## Footnote Do you understand what to do?
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wonder
wonder + question word + to ## Footnote I wonder where to buy the t-shirt you want.