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1) after prepositions (at, in, etc.) a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 2) after adjectives a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 3) after most modal verbs a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 4) after phrasal verbs (e.g. give up) a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 5) as the subject of a sentence a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 6) to express reasons or purpose a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 7) after make and let a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 8) After 'admit' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 9) After 'afford' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 10) After 'avoid' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 11) After 'agree' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 12) After 'deny' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 13) After 'decide' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 14) After 'expect' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 15) After 'enjoy' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 16) After 'help' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 17) After 'learn' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 18) After 'practise' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 19) After 'pretend' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to 20) After 'would like' a) Gerund b) Infinitive with to c) Infinitive without to

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