Luyện ngữ pháp - English Grammar for Academic Purposes
Chapter 7: Talking About Action — Not Doing It! Gerunds and Infinitives

STT	Tên task	Số câu hỏi
1	- I. GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES: INTRODUCTION AND REVIEW (ALL ABOUT GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES)	1
2	- 1. What do Gerunds and Infinitives Do?	1
3	- 2. Gerunds	1
4	- 2.1 Gerunds as Subjects	6
5	- 2.2 Using Gerunds as Objects of a Verb: Verb + Gerund	7
6	- 2.3 Objects of Gerunds: Verb + Gerund + Object of the	5
7	- 2.4 The Negative Form of Gerunds	4
8	- 2.5 Using Gerunds in Descriptions: Subject + Linking Verb + Gerund Modifier	1
9	- 2.6 Gerunds as the Object of a Preposition	10
10	- 3. Infinitives	1
11	- 3.1 Using Infinitives as the Subject of a Sentence or Clause	5
12	- 3.2 Infinitives Used as the Object of a Verb	8
13	- 3.3 Verb + Infinitive + Object of the Infinitive	6
14	- 3.4 Adjectives Followed by Infinitives	7
15	- 3.5 Infinitive of Purpose: In Order To	5
16	- 3.6 Infinitives of Agency: Someone Causes Someone Else to Do Something	1
17	- 3.7 Other Patterns Used with Infinitives	1
18	- 4. Using Gerunds and Infinitives for the Past, Present, and Future and for Realistic and Unrealistic Situations	1
19	- 4.1 When do I Use a Gerund and When do I Use an Infinitive?	1
20	- 4.2 Verbs Followed by Gerunds	1
21	- 4.3 Verbs Followed by Infinitives	1
22	- 4.4 Verbs Followed by Either a Gerund or an Infinitive, With no Change in Meaning	31
23	- 4.5 Verbs Followed by Either Gerunds or Infinitives, but With a Change in Meaning	10
24	- 5.0 Transforming Nouns into Gerunds and Infinitives	12