- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Bare infinitive
- Adjective
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- Using an infinitive instead of a gerund.
- Using a gerund instead of an infinitive.
- Splitting an infinitive.
- All of the above.
- A high degree of something
- A negative result
- A positive result
- A neutral condition
- Noun subject
- Noun complement
- Adjective
- Adverb
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Bare infinitive
- Adverb
- I am happy for helping you.
- I am happy to helping you.
- I am happy helping you.
- Both A and B are incorrect.
- The report is to be submitted by tomorrow.
- The report is to submit by tomorrow.
- The report is to be submitting by tomorrow.
- The report is to submit tomorrow.
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Bare infinitive
- Participle
- The police told the crowd to disperse.
- The police told the crowd disperse.
- The police told the crowd dispersing.
- The police told the crowd dispersed.
- To get a good grade, she studied all night.
- She studied all night to get a good grade.
- To get a good grade, a lot of studying is needed.
- A lot of studying is needed to get a good grade.
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Participle
- Adverb
- Gerund
- Bare infinitive
- Full infinitive
- Participle
- I have a lot to study.
- To study is important.
- He likes to study.
- He is a man who loves to study.
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Participle
- Prepositional phrase
- They decided go to the park.
- They decided to going to the park.
- They decided to go to the park.
- They decided going to the park.
- Gerund
- Full infinitive
- Participle
- Bare infinitive
