The following sentences can use both, gerunds or infinitives: “I love to eat pasta.” / “I love eating pasta.” It is possible to affirm that
A. the two sentences have the same meaning.
B. the two sentences have different meanings.
C. one of the sentences is grammatically incorrect.
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Grammar › ViewLet’s find a place _____ we can sit down and have a coffee.
A. which
B. where
C. that
Coordinating Conjunctions › View
The students need to study hard_____ complete their assignments, _____ they can forget about going to the movies prepare for the exam.
A. or, yet
B. and, so
C. and, but
D. and, for
Pronoun › ViewNana felt worried about the children, so she asked ___ husband not to go abroad for the job.
A. his
B. her
C. my
D. him
E. our
Simple Present and Simple Past › View
We (enjoy) ——————— the game last Sunday.
A. enjoy
B. enjoys
C. enjoyed
D. enjoying