Gerund vs Infinitive: Enjoy Doing, Decide To Do
Gerunds and infinitives
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🏋️ Gerunds (-ing) & Infinitives (to + Verb)
Train your language muscle: learn exactly when to use an -ing verb or a to-infinitive while talking about workouts, diets, and active habits.
Teacher's Corner
- ⏱️ Allocate 12 minutes for guided study and individual drill completion.
- 🎯 Focus correction on verb patterns rather than punctuation or capitalization.
Learner's Guide
- 📖 Review the 4-row workout rule table below before starting any questions.
- ✍️ Complete all 12 practice tasks to lock in your fitness vocabulary.
Core Workout Grammar Table
| # | Grammar Rule | Key Fitness Verbs | Exact Model Sentence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Verbs followed by Gerund (-ing) | enjoy, avoid, keep |
I enjoy swimming. |
| 02 | Verbs followed by Infinitive (to-V) | decide, want, need |
I decided to run every morning. |
| 03 | Prepositions followed by -ing | good at, interested in, tired of |
She is good at running. |
| 04 | Verbs taking Both Forms | like, love, start |
I like running. I like to run. |
Part 1 • Choose the Best Sentence
Which sentence correctly uses "enjoy" with physical training?
Which sentence correctly describes a healthy nutrition decision?
Which sentence is grammatically acceptable?
Part 2 • Complete the Sentences
She is interested in ____ her energy levels. (boost)
Try to avoid ____ too much stress at work. (feel)
Your muscles need ____ properly after training. (rest)
Part 3 • Sentence Rewriting
Rewrite each faulty sentence so it follows the correct verb pattern.
Part 4 • Fix Errors in Alex's Workout Chat
Correct the underlined error "love go":
____Correct the underlined error "decided skipping":
____Correct the underlined error "tired of to workout":
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