Jumbled Words: Unscramble the letters to guess a word or phrase.

Rewrite jumbled up sentences. Verb structure - 1.

These examples concentrate on questions of structure after main verbs. Do you need a clause, a direct object followed by an infinitive, or just an infinitive, or a gerund (-ing). Writing (or rather typing) the answer is good for reinforcing the structures. You are more likely to use the right words when speaking!

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