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It takes time to grasp gerunds and infinitives in English. On this lesson, I establish and proper the ten commonest errors that English learners make with gerunds and infinitives. Do you make any of them? For instance, if you wish to say that you don’t smoke anymore, must you say “I give up smoking” or “I give up to smoke”? Is it “I want go to the toilet” or “I want to go to the toilet”? What in regards to the idiomatic phrase “stay up for”? Do you have to say “I’m wanting ahead to hear from you” or “I’m wanting ahead to listening to from you”? Discover out, then do the quiz to double test your understanding.
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