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Exercise "When two verbs follow each other: infinitive or -ing?", created by bridg (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 39 262 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 65.5 / 100 Share
Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): chris79 / FRANCE, on Saturday 31 October - 21:09:
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Stats (19058 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 41.8 %
I enjoy * early because the mornings are peaceful.
Question 2 passed: 68.8 %
I remember * this lesson yesterday; I can still recall the examples we studied.
Question 3 passed: 67.2 %
I'll let you * to your appointment now. You have my permission to leave.
Question 4 passed: 64.9 %
He forgot * his manager for instructions, so he didn't know what to do.
Question 5 passed: 69.2 %
I avoid * in the river when the current is strong.
Question 6 passed: 63 %
I regret * this car last month. It has broken down twice already.
Question 7 passed: 70.5 %
I would like you * your hands on the table before we begin the test.
Question 8 passed: 71.7 %
Do you want me * you this book so you can read it?
Question 9 passed: 52.1 %
I love him; he makes everybody *.
Question 10 passed: 70 %
Please, let me * with you. I don't want to stay here alone.
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