IV. VERB FORMS:

1. I don’t like     going     (go) out tonight

2. He enjoys      having        (have) a bath in the evening

3. I dislike       waiting      (wait).

4. She doesn’t like __being______ (be) on the computer

5. He loves ___reading_____ (read) magazines.

6. He doesn't like___talking______ (talk) on the phone.

7. They like ___going_______ (go) to restaurants.

8. They hate____cooking_____ (cook).

9. She hate ____watching_____ (watch) honor films.

10. I like______getting____ (get) up early in summer

1. going

2. having

3. waiting

4. being

5. reading

6. talking

7. going

8. cooking

9. watching

10. getting

1 going

2 having

3 waiting

4 being 

5 reading

6 talking

7 going

8 cooking

9 watching

10 getting

1.    I don’t fancy ____going____(go) out tonight

2.    He enjoys ____having____(have) a bath in the evening

3.    I dislike ______waiting__(wait).

4.    She doesn’t like ___being_____(be) on the computer

5.    He likes __reading______(read) magazines.

6.    He doesn't like__talking__(talk) on the phone.

7.    They  like ___going_ (go) to restaurants.

8.    They don’t like    _cooking____ (cook).

9.    She likes    _watching__(watch) films.

10. I like___getting__(get) up early in summer.

1 going

2 telling

3 to come

4 having 

5 talking

6 to speak

7 giving

8 to carry

9 cooking

10 to study

11 waiting

12 to come

13 to help

14 to go

15 to bring

16 taking

17 to visit

18 going

19 to start

20 to leave

Put the verb into the correct form

1.I don't fancy.....going....(go) out tonight

2.She avoid....telling....(tell) him about hers plans

3.I would like.....to come...(come) to the party with you

4.He enjoys....having....(have) a bath in the evening

5.She kept....falling...(tall) during the film

6.I am learning...to speak...(speak) English

7.Do you mind...giving....(give) me a hand?

8.She helped me.......to carry.(carry) my suitcases

9.I've finished...cooking......(cook).Come and eat

10.He decided..to study.....(study) Bigology

11.I dislike....waiting ...(wait)

12.He asked...to come....(come) with us

13.I promise...to help....(help) you tommorrow

14.We discussed......going...(go) to the cinema, bat in the end we stayed at home

15.She agreed....to bring...(bring) the pudding

16.I don't recommend...taking....(take) the bus, it takes forever

17.We hope...to visit ....(visit) Amsterdam next month

18.She suggested...going....(go) to hte museum

19.They plan....to start ...(start) college in the autumn

20.I don't want...to leave....(leave) yet

I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislkes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike (spending, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.
11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does. I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislkes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike pending(s, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.

11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does. I. Choose the best answer

I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislikes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike (spending, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.
11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does. I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislkes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike (spending, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.
11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does. I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislkes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike (spending, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.
11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does. I. Choose the best answer

I. Choose the best answer
1 Ann (hates, hate) playing games. She doesn’t (like, likes) playing volleyball.
2 Mr Brown (enjoys, enjoy) reading books a lot. He (likes, like) reading stories, too.
3 We (like, likes) playing table tennis. They (like, likes) playing table tennis, too.
4 I (dislike, dislikes) eating durians but I (like, likes) eating mangoes a lot.
5 They (hate, hates) cleaning the foor but we (love, loves) cleaning the floor
6 I don’t (likes, like) people shouting at me. She doesn’t (like, likes) people shouting at her, either.
7 I love (meet, meeting) people. He (loves, love) meeting people, too.
8 Tom doesn’t (minds, mind) working at night. They don’t (mind, minds) working either.
9 She doesn’t (like, likes) singing very much. He (dislkes, dislike) singing, either
10 I dislike (spending, spend) money on such a ridiculous thing.
11 He detests (being, be) late. They don’t (like, likes) being late, either
12 She can’t (bear, bears) being alone but he can (bear, bears) being alone
13 I enjoy (being, be) alone. Thanh doesn’t (enjoy, enjoys) being alone.
14 He’s not very fond of (doing, do) the housework.
15 He’s not a great fan of (swimming, swim).
16 Horse-(riding, ride) isn’t really his hobby.
17 She (loathes, loathe) (hates) celery. She (dislikes, dislike) eating fish, either.
18 He quite likes watching movies at home.
19 I like going out with my friends.
20 Do you (like, likes) playing games? Yes, I do. Does he (like, likes) playing sports? Yes, he does.

1. riding

2. watching

3. talking

4. playing

5. eating

Walk       play       ride        talk        eat          go

1.My dad enjoys ………riding……. His bike to work.

2. My mom doesn’t like ……watching… films on TV. She loves …going……… to the cinema.

3. I like …………talking……… to my friends in my free time.

4. My younger brother loves ………playing…… monopoly with me every morning.

5. My friends hate ………going…. out. They think it costs lots of money.

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IV. Complete the sentences with the correct form (to-infinitive or -ing form) of the verbs in the box. Some verbs can be followed by either a to-infinitive or an -ing form.

1. My brother loves __watching___________ live football on TV.

2. Do people in your country like __going_________ abroad on vacation?

3. Riding a bike is Lan’s pleasure, but she detests __riding___________ in the rain.

4. I don’t mind __staying___________ at home to look after the children.

5. As a child, he hated __reading___________ books, but now he finds it enjoyable.

6. Minh is in good shape. He enjoys __doing________ sport and exercise.

7. She doesn’t like ___getting__________ up early in the morning, especially at the weekend.

8. Emily dislikes _____doing________ crafts, but she enjoys origami.

9. I fancy ____going_________ out tonight because I’m too tired to cook.

10. Nancy adores ____playing_________ with her best friend Helen.

IV. Complete the sentences with the correct form (to-infinitive or -ing form) of the verbs in the
box. Some verbs can be followed by either a to-infinitive or an -ing form.
1. My brother loves _____watching____live football on TV.
2. Do people in your country like _______going______ abroad on vacation?

3. Riding a bike is Lan’s pleasure, but she detests ______riding_______ in the rain.
4. I don’t mind ______staying_______ at home to look after the children.
5. As a child, he hated ______reading_______ books, but now he finds it enjoyable.
6. Minh is in good shape. He enjoys ______doing_______ sport and exercise.
7. She doesn’t like ______getting_______ up early in the morning, especially at the weekend.
8. Emily dislikes _______doing______ crafts, but she enjoys origami.
9. I fancy ______going_______ out tonight because I’m too tired to cook.
10. Nancy adores ______playing_______ with her best friend Helen.

1. either

2. too

3. either

4. either 

5. too

6. either

7. too

8. too

1. either

2. too

3. either

4. either 

5. too

6. either

7. too

8. too

1. either

2. too

3. either

4. either 

5. too

6. either

7. too

8. too

Put the verb into either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (with ‘to’):

1) I would (come)........coming............... to the party with you.

2) He enjoys (have).............having......... a bath in the evening.

3) He asked (come)........to come..............with us.

4) I promise (help)......……to help………..you tomorrow.

5) We discussed (go)............going..............to the cinema,but in the end we stayed at home.

6) She agreed (bring)..............to bring........... the pudding to the dinner.

7) I don’t recommend (take)............taking.............. the bus - it takes forever!

8) We hope (visit).........to visit..............Amsterdam next month.

9) She suggested (go)............going............to the museum.

10) They plan (start).............to start............college in the autumn.

11) I don’t want (leave).........to leave................yet.

Put the verb into either the gerund (-ing) or the infinitive (with ‘to’):

1) I would (come).........to come.............. to the party with you.

2) He enjoys (have)........having.............. a bath in the evening.

3) He asked (come).......coming...............with us.

4) I promise (help)......…to help…………..you tomorrow.

5) We discussed (go)............going..............to the cinema,but in the end we stayed at home.

6) She agreed (bring)............to bring............. the pudding to the dinner.

7) I don’t recommend (take)......taking.................... the bus - it takes forever!

8) We hope (visit).........to visit..............Amsterdam next month.

9) She suggested (go).......going.................to the museum.

10) They plan (start).........to start................college in the autumn.

11) I don’t want (leave).........to leave................yet.