Help with grammar Hi, there Could you tell me if you would use the infinite, the bare infitive(without to) or the gerund in these Sentences? A) What I love to do most is read/to read/reading B) On

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Help with grammar Hi, there Could you tell me if you would use the infinite, the bare infitive(without to) or the gerund in these Sentences? A) What I love to do most is read/to read/reading B) One of the things I like to do most is sing/to sing /singing C) Two things I hate to do are wait and drive/to wait and to drive/ waiting and driving D) One thing I can't stand to do is lie/to lie/lying Thank you very much!

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A) What I love to do most is read

B) One of the things I like to do most is sing

C) Two things I hate to do doing are waiting and driving

D) One thing I can't stand to do is lie

I think these sentences sounds most natural to me!

A) bare infinitive, though the infinitive would also work but sounds clunky. B) gerund C)I'm a bit confused what this sentence wants to say, but this sounds best to me "Two things I hate doing are waiting and driving" D) to me this whole sentence is a bit odd, I'd say "One thing I can't stand doing is lying"

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