Wzory czasowników: to czy -ing?

Jakie jest poprawne wyrażenie: 'I can't stand to wait' czy 'I can't stand waiting'?

• I can't stand waiting

• I can't tolerate to wait

• I can't bear waiting

• I can't stand to wait

Wybierz poprawną formę: 'I hope to see you' czy 'I hope seeing you'?

• I hope to see you soon

• I hope to see you all

• I hope to see you

• I hope seeing you

Jak brzmi poprawna forma: 'She decided to leave' czy 'She decided leaving'?

• She decided leave

• She decided on leaving

• She decided to leave

• She decided to go

Które zdanie jest poprawne: 'I enjoy to read' czy 'I enjoy reading'?

• I enjoy to play

• I enjoy reading

• I like reading

• I enjoy to read

Wybierz poprawną formę: 'He refused to help' czy 'He refused helping'?

• He refused helping to

• He refused to help

• He refused to assist

• He refused to aid

Jak brzmi poprawna forma: 'They would like to go' czy 'They would like going'?

• They would like to go to

• They would like going to

• They would like to gone

• They would like to go

Które zdanie jest poprawne: 'I prefer to stay' czy 'I prefer staying'?

• I prefer to stay more than anything.

• I prefer to stay is the only option.

• I prefer staying is incorrect.

• Both are correct, but 'I prefer staying' is more common.

Wybierz poprawną formę: 'She can’t afford to buy' czy 'She can’t afford buying'?

• She can’t afford buying

• She can’t afford to purchase

• She can’t afford to buy

• She can afford to buy

Jak brzmi poprawna forma: 'I miss to see you' czy 'I miss seeing you'?

• I miss to see you again

• I miss to see you

• I miss seeing you all

• I miss seeing you

Które zdanie jest poprawne: 'He managed to finish' czy 'He managed finishing'?

• He managed finishingly

• He managed to finish

• He managed to finish up

• He managed finishing off