VII.​Complete the sentences with the to-infinitive or -ing form of the verbs in brackets.

1. I have enjoyed meeting you. Hope to see you again soon.

GT : Enjoy + V-ing 

       Hope + to V

2.​My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers to drink tea.

GT : Prefer + V-ing/ to V

3.​I am a little busy. Would you mind waiting  a little longer?

GT : Would you mind + V-ing: phiền ai làm gì.

4.​Mobile games are great, but I don’t like playing them for too long.

GT : Like + V-ing/ to V

5.​If I can choose, I prefer staying at home to playing sport.

GT : Prefer V-ing to V-ing: thích cái gì hơn cái gì.

6.​Tonight I’d like to go out, but I have to do my homework.

GT : 'd like = Would like + to V

7.​Sue loves making/ to make origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers.

GT : Love + V-ing/ to V

8.​I detested  spending two hours every day travelling to work and back.

GT : Detested + V-ing

9.​He started surfing/ to suft the net hours ago. Has he stopped sufting yet?

GT : Start + V-ing/ to V 

       Stop + V-ing

10.​I tried hard To concentrate, but my mind kept wandering.

GT : Try + to V 

       Keep + V-ing

Xin tlhn nhe

1. I have enjoyed meeting you. Hope to see you again soon.

2.​My father is not keen on coffee. He prefers to drink tea.

3.​I am a little busy. Would you mind waiting  a little longe

4.​Mobile games are great, but I don’t like playing them for too long.

5.​If I can choose, I prefer staying at home to playing sport

6.​Tonight I’d like to go out, but I have to do my homework.

7.​Sue loves making/ to make origami. She can fold some animals, birds and flowers

8.​I detested  spending two hours every day travelling to work and back.

9.​He started surfing/ to suft the net hours ago. Has he stopped sufting yet?

10.​I tried hard To concentrate, but my mind kept wandering