Choose the right sentence. A. Do you fancy to coming ...

[ Gerunds and Infinitives ]

Choose the right sentence.

A. Do you fancy to coming round to my house this evening?

B. Do you fancy coming round to my house this evening?

C. Do you fancy come round to my house this evening?

D. Do you fancy comeing round to my house this evening?

E. Do you fancy to come round to my house this evening?

Select your answer:
A B C D E

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