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English Gerunds and Infinitives for ESL Learners – Using Gerunds and Infinitives Correctly After Common English Verbs
- Darimahas quoted7 years ago
Justify
To demonstrate the validity of something - Darimahas quoted7 years agoGive up
To stop doing something. - Darimahas quoted7 years agoImagine
To form a mental image or picture of something - Darimahas quoted7 years agoMention
To refer to or communicate something, usually incidentally, by spoken or written word - Darimahas quoted7 years agoMiss
To feel the lack or loss of something; to lose an opportunity to do something - Darimahas quoted7 years agoDeny
To refuse to acknowledge - Darimahas quoted7 years agoDetest
To dislike intensely. - Darimahas quoted7 years agoDiscuss
To speak with others about something or someone; to talk something over. - Darimahas quoted7 years agoDiscontinue
To put a stop to; to terminate. - Darimahas quoted7 years agoDislike
To not be pleasing; to regard something or someone with displeasure.
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