“I enjoy to swim.”
What's wrong? Choose the right one.
enjoy, mind, keep, suggest, risk and spend time take -ing: I enjoy swimming.
Not: I enjoy to swim.
Say: I enjoy swimming.
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Questions where people make this mistake.
THE QUESTIONS
- The guide suggested ______ the museum before the crowds arrived.visiting · visit · to visiting · to visit
- Would you mind ______ me some advice about healthy food?to give · give · giving · gave
- Would you mind ______ the window? I feel a bit sick.to open · opening · open
- We spent the afternoon ______ the caves near the beach.to explore · exploring · explore · explored
- They keep ______ about their trip to the mountains.talk · talking · to talk
- We risked ______ our flight because we left the hotel so late.to miss · missing · miss
Show the answers
- visitingnot visit: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to visit: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggestnot to visiting: to + an -ing word
- givingnot give: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to give: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggest
- openingnot open: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to open: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggest
- exploringnot explore: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to explore: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggest
- talkingnot talk: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to talk: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggest
- missingnot miss: the verb with no to and no -ingnot to miss: to after enjoy, mind, keep, suggest