C.
Full infinitive instead of a bare infinitive
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He wants me to attend the meeting.
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B.
They asked us to help them.
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C.
We told them to leave.
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D.
She allowed me stay at her place.
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A.
They made me to clean the entire room.
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B.
They made me cleaning the entire room.
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C.
They made me clean the entire room.
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D.
They made me cleaned the entire room.
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A.
He decided to leave.
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B.
I forgot to call him.
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C.
She promised to help me.
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D.
He has a reputation for cheating.
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A.
She has a passion for to draw.
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B.
She is passionate to draw.
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C.
She is passionate about drawing.
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D.
She has a passion to draw.
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A.
To learn is a challenge. Learning the truth was shocking.
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B.
He stopped learning in his teens. He wants learning a new skill.
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C.
I enjoy to learn. Learning is a process.
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D.
He is fond of to learn. He is fond of learning.
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A.
He refused to answer the question.
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B.
She is willing to help.
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C.
He stopped to talk to his friend.
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D.
He avoids talking to strangers.
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A.
Infinitives always follow verbs, while gerunds are always subjects.
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B.
Infinitives function as nouns, adjectives, or adverbs, while gerunds are always nouns.
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C.
Infinitives are only used after adjectives, while gerunds follow verbs.
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D.
Infinitives are a form of verb, while gerunds are a form of noun.
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