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Pavlides Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Really confused - to infinitive or ing
I'm really confused.
What simple rules can I use to help me?
Which are the correct forms?
I enjoy to take/taking pictures.
She started to run/running.
My sister likes to swim/swimming.
My dream is to go to/going to America.
They like to watch/watching TV.
We enjoyed to run/running in the park.
John likes to play/playing the violin.
We enjoyed to watch/watching TV.
They started to talk/talking about the movie.
Thank you.
What simple rules can I use to help me?
Which are the correct forms?
I enjoy to take/taking pictures.
She started to run/running.
My sister likes to swim/swimming.
My dream is to go to/going to America.
They like to watch/watching TV.
We enjoyed to run/running in the park.
John likes to play/playing the violin.
We enjoyed to watch/watching TV.
They started to talk/talking about the movie.
Thank you.
Top answer
I enjoy taking pictures. She started to run/running. My sister likes to swim/swimming.
- I enjoy taking pictures.
- She started to run/running.
- My sister likes to swim/swimming.
- My dream is to go to America.
- They like to watch/watching TV.
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I enjoy taking pictures.
She started to run/running.
My sister likes to swim/swimming.
My dream is to go to America.
They like to watch/watching TV.
We enjoyed running in the park.
John likes to play/playing the violin.
We enjoyed watching TV.
They started to talk/talking about the movie.
There is no rule. It depends
She started to run/running.
My sister likes to swim/swimming.
My dream is to go to America.
They like to watch/watching TV.
We enjoyed running in the park.
John likes to play/playing the violin.
We enjoyed watching TV.
They started to talk/talking about the movie.
There is no rule. It depends
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